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Stop motion editing with stopmotion: the laser dinosaur7 months ago
Credit | Overview | 1 Loading a GIF | 2 Inspecting frames | 3 Hand-held shake with wiggle() | 4 Building anticipation with duplicate() | 5 Adding drama with border() | 6 Motion blur on the laser beam with blur() | 7 Putting it together: the full pipeline | 8 Exporting the result | 9 The celebratory somersault: flip(), flop(), and rotate() | 10 Other useful operations | 10.1 Dropping unwanted frames with splice() | 10.2 Scaling down for the web | 10.3 Cropping to the face | 10.4 Aligning frames with centre() | Collecting landmarks interactively | A worked example with artificial drift | Summary
Introduction to BioTIMEr8 months ago
Load the required libraries | How to use BioTIMEr? | Why bother with separating observations using a global grid? | What happens if I change res? | Why rarefaction is a must! | How many resampling iterations should we implement? | Calculate diversity estimates | Investigating biodiversity trends | Summarize and visualize biodiversity trends | Credits and Disclaimer | How to cite BioTIMEr
Introduction to the parzer package1 years ago
Install | Parse | Latitudes: | Longitudes: | Both longitudes and latitudes at the same time: | Both longitudes and latitudes in the same string: | Parse into degree, min, sec parts: | Get degree, minutes, or seconds separately: | Add or subtract degrees, minutes, or seconds: | Get hemisphere from lat/lon coords:
Parzer use cases1 years ago
Use case: working with spatial R packages