align_pft.Rd
Align vectors of Plant Functional Type and species.
align_pft(
con,
observation_one,
observation_two,
custom_table = NULL,
format_one,
format_two,
subset_is_ok = FALSE,
comparison_type = "data_to_data",
...
)
database connection
a vector of plant fucntional types, or species
anouther vector of plant fucntional types, or species
a table that either maps two pft's to one anouther or maps custom species codes to bety id codes. In the second case, must be passable to match_species_id.
The output of query.format.vars() of observation one of the form output$vars$bety_names
The output of query.format.vars() of observation two of the form output$vars$bety_names
When aligning two species lists, this allows for alignement when species lists aren't identical. set to FALSE by default.
one of "data_to_model", "data_to_data", or "model_to_model"
other arguments, currently ignored
list
containing the following columns:
$original
Will spit back out original vectors pre-alignment
$aligned$aligned_by_observation_one
Where possible, will return a vector of observation_one pft's/species in the order of observation_two
species
Where possible, will return a vector of observation_two's pft's/species in the order of observation_one
$bety_species_id
Where possible, will return the bety_species_id's for one or both observations
Can align: - two vectors of plant fucntional types (pft's) if a custom map is provided - a list of species (usda, fia, or latin_name format) to a plant fucntional type - a list of species in a custom format, with a table mapping it to bety_species_id's
Will return a list of what was originally provided, bety_speceis_codes if possible, and an aligned output. Becuase some alignement is order-sensitive, alignment based on observation_one and observation_two are both provided.
comparison_type
can be one of the following:
data_to_data
Will align lists of pfts and species. Must be assosiated with inputs.
data_to_model
Not yet implemented
model_to_model
Not yet implemented
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
#------------ A species to PFT alignment -----------
observation_one<-c("AMCA3","AMCA3","AMCA3","AMCA3")
observation_two<-c("a", "b", "a", "a") #
format_one<-"species_USDA_symbol"
format_two<-"plant_funtional_type"
table<-list()
table$plant_functional_type_one<- c("AMCA3","AMCA3","ARHY", "ARHY")
table$plant_functional_type_two<- c('a','a','b', 'b') # PFT groupings
table<-as.data.frame(table)
aligned<-align_pft(con = con, observation_one = observation_one, observation_two = observation_two,
format_one = format_one, format_two = format_two, custom_table = table)
} # }