iso.euclidean2: Generate the sample list of your input

In rogerclarkgc/estableiso0.99: Stable isotope analysis which using euclideanmetric model

Description

Running this function is always the first step of this model, a sample list, which contains the euclideanmetric distance between the mixture and sources is the output of this function iso.euclidean2(source.matrix = 0, mixture.matrix = 0, correctiso.matrix = NULL)

Usage

iso.euclidean2(source.matrix = 0, mixture.matrix = 0,
  correctiso.matrix = NULL)

Arguments

source.matrix	the data of source, must be a data.frame
mixture.matrix	the data of mixture, must be a data.frame
correctiso	the data of correctiso matrix, must be a data.frame

Examples

source <- data.frame(d15NPl = c(6.50, 4.42, 11.19, 9.82), d13CPl = c(-11.17, -30.88, -10.19, -15.01), sd.N = c(1.4594632, 2.2680709, 1.1124385, 0.8271039), mean.N = c(6.488984, 4.432160, 11.192613, 9.816280), sd.C = c(1.2149562, 0.6413182, 1.9593306, 1.1724677), mean.C = c(-11.17023, -30.87984, -11.17090, -14.05701))
mixture <- data.frame(d15NPl = 10.30, d13CPl = -11.58)
samplelist <- iso.euclidean2(source, mixture)
print(samplelist[[1]][1:10, ])

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