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Create Intervention Metadata Table / Entries

Source: R/intrv_meta_t.R
intrv_meta_t.Rd

Creates an intrv_meta_t table or rows therein based on intervention specifications.

Usage

as_intrv_meta_t(x)

create_intrv_meta_t(intrv_spec)

# S3 method for class 'intrv_meta_t'
print(x, ...)

Arguments

x

An object that can be passed to data.table::setDT()

intrv_spec

A list of intervention specifications, schema: see examples

...

passed to data.table::print.data.table()

Value

A data.table of class "intrv_meta_t" with columns:

  • id_intrv: Unique ID for each intervention

  • id_period_list: Array of associated period IDs

  • id_trans_list: Array of associated transition IDs

  • pre_allocation: Boolean indicating if intervention is pre-allocation

  • name: Name for use in code and queries

  • pretty_name: Name for plots/output

  • description: Long description / operationalisation

  • sources: Array of structs with url and md5sum

  • params: Map of parameters

Methods (by generic)

  • print(intrv_meta_t): Print an intrv_meta_t object, passing params to data.table print

Functions

  • create_intrv_meta_t(): Creates an intrv_meta_t table from intervention specifications

Examples

create_intrv_meta_t(list(
  protected_areas = list(
    pre_allocation = TRUE,
    pretty_name = "Nature protection areas",
    description = "introduces additional protected areas (PAs",
    periods = c(7, 8),
    transitions = c(1, 2),
    sources = list(
      list(
        url = "file:///somedir/protected_areas.gpkg",
        md5sum = "something"
      )
    )
  ),
  hydro_predictors = list(
    pre_allocation = TRUE,
    pretty_name = "Hydrological predictor variables",
    description = "Provide dynamic predictor vars",
    params = list(
      tmpdir = "/mnt/ramdisk"
    )
  )
))
#> Intervention Metadata Table
#> Number of interventions: 2
#> Key: <id_run, id_intrv>
#>    id_intrv id_period_list id_trans_list pre_allocation             name
#>       <int>         <list>        <list>         <lgcl>           <char>
#> 1:        1            7,8           1,2           TRUE  protected_areas
#> 2:        2                                        TRUE hydro_predictors
#> 5 variables not shown: [pretty_name <char>, description <char>, sources <list>, params <list>, id_run <int>]