Welcome to Nimo's support

Through this resource, we will give all necessaries explanations to understand nimo‘s standard and how it works. Four (04) main parts will be reach.

  • Query Occurence data

    Via GBIF API, you will learn how to access occurrence data and inject it into species distribution modelling workflow.

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    Pre-modelling

    Classically, there are some practice to set species distribution modelling environment ready. We will show you how can you do that by preparing modeling input data (e.g., species occurrences thinning, sample pseudo-absences or background points, delimitation of calibration area).

  • Modelling

    This section groups actions related to modeling construction and validation with default hyperparameter values and models searching for the best hyperparameter values combination. Furthermore, you understand how to construct and validate an Ensemble of Small Models.

  • Post-modelling

    We will explore the tools related to models’ geographical predictions, evaluation, and correction.

Install nimo

First thing first, install nimo R package that is not yet on CRAN. The development version can be installed from github. Copy and paste R code chunk bellow and run it in RStudio (IDE of R) or directly in R. You can get these sofwares from official website of RStudio here if you don’t have yet.

⚠️ NOTE: The version 1.4-22 of terra package is causing errors when trying to install flexsdm and so nimo. Please, first install a version ≥ 1.5-12 of terra package available on CRAN or development version of terra and then nimo

gbif_occ_data.knit
# Install remotes if it is not already installed
if (!require("remotes", character.only = TRUE)) {
  install.packages("remotes")
}

# For Windows and Mac OS operating systems
remotes::install_github("stangandaho/nimo")

# For Linux operating system
remotes::install_github("stangandaho/nimo@HEAD")

Launch the app

Once nimo is installed, load the package and call nimo() function.

gbif_occ_data.knit
library(nimo)
nimo()

The button below link each part of the app as explained above. All necessaries concept and part of nimo are explained with screenshot and example.