ReconstructingFunctions for running the CREST reconstructions. |
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Extract distributions from the database |
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Format a |
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Fit the species and proxy |
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Reconstruct climate from fossil data |
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A wrapper for all the crest functions. |
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Performs the leave-one-out analysis |
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PlottingFunctions for generating plots. |
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Calculates the extent of the plot in the equal earth projection. |
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Extract distributions from the database |
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Test if |
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Wrapper function of to add transparency to a colour. |
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Plot the reconstructions. |
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Plot the studied climate space. |
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Plot representing how the |
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Plot stratigraphic data as polygons or barplots. |
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Plot the results of the leave-one-out analysis. |
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Plots raster data in equal earth projection. |
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Plot the pdf optima and uncertainty ranges in a climate biplot |
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Plot the distribution and responses of the studied taxa |
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Plot the pdfs as violins |
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CrestObj ManipulationFunctions for creating, reading and modifying crestObj objects. |
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Copy crest data to the clipboard. |
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Creates a spreadsheet with the format required for a PSE. |
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Create a |
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Simplify a crestObj into a dataframe. |
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Crop the dataset obtained from |
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Export the results |
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Export the pdfs fitted for the different taxa. |
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Excludes the list of taxa from the reconstructions. |
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Calculates how many species compose the response of each taxon. |
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Includes the list of taxa into the reconstructions. |
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Test if x is a crestObj. |
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Calculate the climate tolerance of the taxa from their pdfs. |
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Displays the log of the proxy-species association |
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Return the size of the distribution of each composing species of each taxon |
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Citing sourcesFunctions for generating the list of references to cite when publishing reconstructions. |
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Returns the references associated with the climate data used to fit the |
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Returns the list of references associated to the reconstruction. |
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Returns the references associated with the GBIF data used to fit the |
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Returns the references associated with the development of CREST. |
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DatabaseFunctions for querying the calibration data database. |
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Return the list of oceans and seas. |
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Describes all the variables available in the database. |
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Return the list of the continents and associated countries. |
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Return the list of the realms and associated biomes and ecoregions. |
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Extract The climate values associated to a set of coordinates. |
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Disconnect the database connection. |
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Connect to the gbif4crest calibration database |
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Connect to the gbif4crest calibration database |
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Download the gbif4crest_02 dataset from figShare. |
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Connect to the gbif4crest database |
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Create a subset of the global calibration dataset |
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Extract the distribution of the studied climate gradient(s) across the study area. |
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Extract taxonID(s) corresponding to the taxonomic description |
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Extract taxonID(s) corresponding to the taxonomic description |
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Extract taxonID(s) corresponding to the taxonomic description |
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Test if a connection can be established with the calibration data |
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Modelling functionsFunctions used model the data. Not to be used. |
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Calibrate the distribution of the modern climate space. |
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Check if the coordinates are correct. |
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Returns a vector of colours |
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Convert abundance data into percentage data. |
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Convert data into presence/absence data. |
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Returns the name of the function argument in the global environment |
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Fit the species |
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Define the climate gradient to fit the |
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Returns the taxa type corresponding to the index. |
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Returns the taxa type corresponding to the taxID. |
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Calculate the mean of all strictly positive values. |
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Normalises the percentages |
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Datasets |
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A shapefile of the world's country borders. Use 'M1 <- terra::unwrap(M1)' to render the object usable in R. |
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Example dataset to run the CREST method for the first time. |
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Example dataset to Extract data from the example database. |
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Example dataset to associate taxa with climate variables. |
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