Plot a presence absence map using the given threshold.
Usage
plotPA(
  map,
  th,
  colors = NULL,
  hr = FALSE,
  filename = "",
  overwrite = FALSE,
  wopt = list(),
  ...
)Arguments
- map
- rast object with the prediction. 
- th
- numeric. The threshold used to convert the output in a presence/absence map. 
- colors
- vector. Colors to be used, default is - NULLand it uses red and blue.
- hr
- logical. If - TRUEit produces an output with high resolution.
- filename
- character. If provided the raster map is saved in a file. It must include the extension. 
- overwrite
- logical. If - TRUEan existing file is overwritten.
- wopt
- list. Writing options passed to writeRaster. 
- ...
- Unused arguments. 
Value
A ggplot object.
Examples
map <- terra::rast(matrix(runif(400, 0, 1),
                                    nrow = 20,
                                    ncol = 20))
plotPA(map,
       th = 0.8)
 # Custom colors
plotPA(map,
       th = 0.5,
       colors = c("#d8b365", "#018571"))
# Custom colors
plotPA(map,
       th = 0.5,
       colors = c("#d8b365", "#018571"))
 if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Save the file. The following command will save the map in the working
# directory. Note that `filename` must include the extension.
plotPA(map,
       th = 0.7,
       filename = "my_map.tif")} # }
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Save the file. The following command will save the map in the working
# directory. Note that `filename` must include the extension.
plotPA(map,
       th = 0.7,
       filename = "my_map.tif")} # }
