glinet: Creating the network
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value

View source: R/glinet_construct.R

Creates a discretized network from SpatialLines lines as a list of 2: vlist, elist

1	glinet(lines, dx = double())

`lines`	The input SpatialLines or SpatialLinesDataFrame object
`dx`	The edge-segment length (double)

The glinet object consists of two lists: list of vertices (vlist) and list of edges (elist). Vertices and edges in these lists have the following structure:

Vertex: list: - $coords: numeric vector of coordinates - $neibs: integer vector of neighbors (each neighbor coded by its index in vlist) - $w: vertex weight (numeric) - $hr: named vector of home range identifiers (0/1)

Edge: list: - $from: index of first vertex (integer) - $to: index of second vertex (integer), - $w: edge weight (numeric), - $oriented: indicates whether the edge is oriented (boolean) - $l: edge length (numeric)

The weights and orientation of edges are intended for more general use in the future and are not utilized in this version of the package.

A glinet object, which is a linear network represented as a list of two lists, vlist - list of vertices, and elist - list of edges.

vojta-bartak/glinet documentation built on Nov. 29, 2021, 6:21 p.m.