Biomod2EZ - An R script suite for visualizing projected niche model ensembles and reporting statistical results.
Paul R. Sesink CleeiD, Stephen WoloszynekiD, Mary Katherine GonderiD
Abstract
Biomod2EZ is a suite of R scripts to use in conjunction with the Biomod2 R package by Thuiller et al. (2016) that is used to create ensemble ecological niche models using up to 11 different modeling techniques. Biomod2EZ adds to the functionality of Biomod2 (Thuiller et al. 2016) by incorporating a report generation feature, detailed script annotation, and sample dataset/tutorial to ease the transition from ecological niche modeling using a Graphical User Interface to the coding environment of the R framework (R Development Core Team, 2016).
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