Calculate Berger-Parker Index on a Matrix — BergerParkerP • rasterdiv

This function computes Berger-Parker Index for each cell of a matrix, using a parallelized approach and considering a specified moving window.

Usage

BergerParkerP(x, window = 1, na.tolerance = 1, debugging = FALSE, np = 1)

x: A numeric matrix representing the data on which the index is to be calculated.
window: The width of the moving window to consider for each cell. The actual window size will be `(2 * window + 1) x (2 * window + 1)`. Default is 1.
na.tolerance: The tolerance level for missing data within the moving window. A window will be processed only if the proportion of non-missing data is above this threshold. Value should be between 0 and 1. Default is 1.
debugging: Boolean flag to enable or disable debugging messages. Default is FALSE.
np: The number of processes (cores) which will be spawned. Default value is 2.

A matrix of the same dimensions as `x`, where each cell contains the Berger-Parker Index calculated for the window around the cell.

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
data <- matrix(runif(100), nrow = 10)
bp_index <- BergerParkerP(data, window = 1, np=2)
} # }