Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
Build a predicted adjacency matrix based on trait values
1 | build.matrix.from.traits(adj, corr.traits)
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adj |
The adjacency matrix |
corr.traits |
A list with species as rows, the values of the corrected traits as columns, and the different traits as components |
The function returns a three-dimensional array where the first and second dimension describes the species, i.e., the adjacency matrix based on the corrected trait values, and the third dimension corresponds to the trait analyzed.
A Eklöf, U Jacob, J Kopp, J Bosch, R Castro-Urgal, NP Chacoff, B Dalsgaard, C de Sassi, M Galetti, PR Guimarães, SB Lomáscolo, AM Martín González, MA Pizo, R Rader, A Rodrigo, JM Tylianakis, DP Vázquez, and S Allesina (2013) The dimensionality of ecological networks. Ecology Letters 16:577-583 (doi: 10.1111/ele.12081)
1 2 | data(eklof)
overlap.matrices <- build.matrix.from.traits(eklof$network, corr.traits)
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