Diversity.Hill

Hill numbers are found in the Diversity.Hill submodule.

Usage

Accessing the main functionality in the package is simple:

julia> using Diversity.Hill

julia> community = [10, 20, 20, 0, 3];

julia> community ./= sum(community);

julia> diversities = hillnumber(community, [0, 1, 2])
3×7 DataFrame
 Row │ measure     q      type_level  type_name  partition_level  partition_name  diversity 
     │ String      Int64  String      String     String           String          Float64   
─────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   1 │ HillNumber      0  types                  subcommunity     1                 4.0
   2 │ HillNumber      1  types                  subcommunity     1                 3.36264
   3 │ HillNumber      2  types                  subcommunity     1                 3.09021

Diversity.Hill — Module

Diversity.Hill submodule

Hill numbers are found in the Diversity.Hill package.

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Diversity.Hill.hillnumber — Method

hillnumber(proportions, qs)

Calculate the Hill number (or naive diversity) of order q of population(s) with given relative proportions

Arguments:

proportions: relative proportions of different individuals / species in population (vector, or matrix where columns are individual populations)
qs: single number or vector of orders of diversity measurement

Returns:

Diversity of order qs (single number or vector of diversities)

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