Gets the number of identified species per deployment.
Usage
get_n_species(package = NULL, ..., datapkg = lifecycle::deprecated())
Arguments
- package
Camera trap data package object, as returned by
read_camtrap_dp()
.- ...
Filter predicates for filtering on deployments.
- datapkg
Deprecated. Use
package
instead.
Value
A tibble data frame with the following columns:
deploymentID
: Deployment unique identifier.n
: Number of observed and identified species.
See also
Other exploration functions:
get_cam_op()
,
get_custom_effort()
,
get_effort()
,
get_n_individuals()
,
get_n_obs()
,
get_rai()
,
get_rai_individuals()
,
get_record_table()
,
get_scientific_name()
,
get_species()
Examples
# Get number of species
get_n_species(mica)
#> # A tibble: 4 × 2
#> deploymentID n
#> <chr> <int>
#> 1 29b7d356-4bb4-4ec4-b792-2af5cc32efa8 2
#> 2 577b543a-2cf1-4b23-b6d2-cda7e2eac372 4
#> 3 62c200a9-0e03-4495-bcd8-032944f6f5a1 2
#> 4 7ca633fa-64f8-4cfc-a628-6b0c419056d7 1
# Get number of species for deployments with latitude >= 51.18
get_n_species(mica, pred_gte("latitude", 51.18))
#> df %>% dplyr::filter((latitude >= 51.18))
#> # A tibble: 2 × 2
#> deploymentID n
#> <chr> <int>
#> 1 29b7d356-4bb4-4ec4-b792-2af5cc32efa8 2
#> 2 577b543a-2cf1-4b23-b6d2-cda7e2eac372 4