impIndicator
R package impIndicator by b-cubed-eu — release notes from GitHub.
Biodiversity impact indicators settle their vocabulary before 1.0
◆Recent moves
- 4mo ago
Indicator functions renamed; scores no longer site-normalised
All three entry-point functions are renamed for consistency and overall becomes regional, which breaks existing scripts. More consequential than the rename: species and regional indicators are no longer divided by the total number of occupied sites, and a bug in the exponential transformation from impact categories to scores is fixed — both change the numbers this package reports.
View source ↗ - 5mo ago
Uncertainty estimation for impact indicators via dubicube
Overall impact indicators gain uncertainty calculation and visualisation through the dubicube package, with prepare_indicators_bootstrap() assembling the parameters for cross_validate_cube(). Delegating to a sibling b-cubed package rather than writing its own resampling keeps the statistical machinery in one place across the family.
View source ↗ - 7mo ago
Export impact_cube_data() for building impact occurrence cubes
An exported function for creating an occurrence cube carrying impact data, which closes the gap between raw occurrence records and the cube the indicator functions expect. The Acacia cross-validation example in the README gives the uncertainty work from the following release something concrete to stand on.
View source ↗ - 8mo ago
Indicators can be computed for a user-supplied region
The indicator functions intersect the cube with a supplied sf region and compute only over cells falling inside it, so the analysis extent is no longer dictated by whatever cells the cube happens to contain. This is the change that makes national or protected-area reporting practical.
View source ↗ - 8mo ago
impIndicator 0.3.2
Documentation only: the example switches to a GBIF cube rather than building one from occurrence records. It nudges users toward the standard cube format but changes no behaviour.
View source ↗ - 9mo ago
impIndicator 0.3.1
A version-number correction and nothing else — a housekeeping tag between substantive releases.
View source ↗