The class coverconvert contains tables for transforming cover values
to percentage using the function cover_trans().
These objects can be created from conversion tables imported as data frames.
Usage
df2coverconvert(x, ...)
# S3 method for list
df2coverconvert(x, ...)
# S3 method for data.frame
df2coverconvert(x, name, ...)Arguments
- x
Either a data frame or a list of data frames containing the conversion table. Three columns are mandatory in such data frames, namely value (factor with the symbols for each class in the cover scale, sorted from the lowest to the highest value), bottom (numeric value with the bottom values of each class), and top (numeric value with the top values of each class). The values bottom and top are usually as cover percentage but they may refer to any other numeric abundance.
- ...
Further arguments passed among methods.
- name
A character value used as name of the cover scale in the data frame method. In the list method, this name will be extracted from the names of the elements in the list.
Author
Miguel Alvarez kamapu78@gmail.com
Examples
## Convert object into list
cov <- as(Kenya_veg@coverconvert, "list")
## Convert back to coverconvert
cov <- df2coverconvert(cov)