New as_distr() converts rasters and points to distributions #133
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Minor bug fix in xy_to_latlon() Closes #116
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New function
as_distr()converts raster (terra::SpatRaster) and point(
sf::sfor data frames) data into distributions. Rasters will be projectedinto cells that align with the BirdFlow object's cells and then cropped
and masked. With default settings the resulting values will be
normalized to sum to 1 and any NA values will be replaced with 0. POints are
converted into a distribution for each point in which all the
density is placed in the cell corresponding to the point. Projection of
sfand
SpatRastersis done automatically. Data in dataframes is assumed tomatch the coordinate reference system (CRS) of the BirdFlow object unless
the
crsargument is used to define the CRS.Closes Facilitate users running predict on points #116.
bug fix in
xy_to_latlon()that caused it to fail whenywas omitted.