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Modelling framework for creating Integrated SDMS
The current `scenario` projections assume that projections are made either for contemporary or future conditions, but not past conditions (e.g. using 2000 estimates for projecting suitability for the year 1950)....
Hello! I get an error when using the threshold function for some species (but others run fine) with no discernable reason for this difference between species. This only applies when...
Hi, After making some tries with classic presence/pseudo-absences datasets, I am trying to fit some models using a presence-only dataset. However, when using this option I get always strange outputs...
One effective way to constrain projections is through zoning layers or mcp's. At the moment these can be added either via `add_control_extrapolation()` or directly via the `limits` parameter in `distribution()`...
The `ensemble` command can be used also directly on multiple `BiodiversityScenario` objects to make an ensemble forcast. The current code however is very slow and could be a bottleneck. It...
The calls to `#' @import terra` and `#' @import sf` in `project` and `add_biodiversity` import the entire Namespace of the two packages. Not really an issue, but certainly not good...
(Spatial) Block validation has so far not been added to the package given the complexities of assigning blocks to single or multiple datasets that might be specified in the model....
A common issue with SDM projections is not only the validation of them, but also the comparison between predictions. In other words how similar in values, overlaps and even spatial...
The idea (by Piero) is as follows: - Take the environmental covariates from a `BiodiversityDistribution` object and do a PCA on them - Plot the first and second PC axis...
I already fixed quite a few bugs in `thin_observations` and streamlined the code which should make moving forward easier (14b2e52790a0be65fe7e98d54164e2ab3f19bbf3). Further improvements: 1. Use `minpoint` is still confusing in terms...