petra_edr()predicts longer trajectories of a target
in ecological dynamic regimes.
MPD() quantifies the accuracy of predicted
trajectories returned by petra_edr().
plot.PETRA() represents predicted trajectories
returned by petra_edr() and the trajectories of the
reference EDR in a state space.
vignette("Predicted_trajectories"): describes how to
predict ecological trajectories from EDRs.
amplitude() calculates the amplitude of disturbed
trajectories from RETRA and PETRA
objects.
recovery() calculates the recovery towards reference
trajectories from RETRA and PETRA
objects.
net_change() calculates the net change of disturbed
trajectories from RETRA and PETRA
objects.
plot() and plot_edr(): axes are not
constrained to “Axis X”.
vignette("EDR_framework"): new plots showing
ecological succession.
vignette("Resilience"): new Section 2.
Packages in Suggests are used conditionally in examples, tests, and vignettes.
state_to_trajectory():
method = "projection" considers the nearest states in
reference to calculate dissimilarities between the
target_states and reference.
method = "mixed" returns the same values than
method = "projection".plot.RETRA() correctly represents trajectories when
states are not in order.
plot_edr() does not print [[i]]NULL to
the console.
retra_edr(): fixed error when
!is.null(Dim).
Fixed errors due to incompatibilities with ecotraj 1.1.1
plot_edr() represents EDR trajectories and states
according to pre-defined colors or variablesresistance() calculates resistance to
disturbances.
amplitude() calculates the amplitude of disturbed
trajectories.
recovery() calculates the recovery towards reference
trajectories.
net_change() calculates the net change of disturbed
trajectories.
state_to_trajectory() defines the position of a
state with respect to a trajectory.
EDR_data now includes an abundance matrix for
disturbed communities.
New vignette("Resilience") which describes how
ecological resilience can be assessed.
dEve() error now does not refer to any reference
trajectory.
define_retra() returns error if certain characters
are used in trajectories.
dist_edr() can be used when states are not in
order.