Combine mgNetworksCollection
and mgNetwork
objects into a
mgNetworksCollection
object.
Examples
# \donttest{
mg_random_1071 <- get_collection(c(1071))
#> Processing id: 1071 1/1
#>
#> Data retrieval 100%
#>
#> Data retrieval 100%
#>
#> Processing id: 75 1/1
#>
#> Processing id: 74 1/1
#>
mg_random_1074 <- get_collection(c(1074))
#> Processing id: 1074 1/1
#>
#> Data retrieval 100%
#>
#> Data retrieval 100%
#>
#> Processing id: 75 1/1
#>
#> Processing id: 74 1/1
#>
combine_mgNetworks(mg_random_1071, mg_random_1074)
#> A collection of 2 networks
#>
#> * Network #1071 included in dataset #75
#> * Description: structure of local anemonefish-anemone networks across the Manado region of Sulawesi, Indonesia, Bajo
#> * Includes 4 edges and 6 nodes
#> * Current taxonomic IDs coverage for nodes of this network:
#> --> ITIS: 100%, BOLD: 83%, EOL: 100%, COL: 100%, GBIF: 100%, NCBI: 100%
#> * Published in ref # DOI:10.1007/s10641-010-9606-0
#>
#> * Network #1074 included in dataset #75
#> * Description: structure of local anemonefish-anemone networks across the Manado region of Sulawesi, Indonesia, Fukui
#> * Includes 6 edges and 7 nodes
#> * Current taxonomic IDs coverage for nodes of this network:
#> --> ITIS: 100%, BOLD: 86%, EOL: 100%, COL: 100%, GBIF: 100%, NCBI: 100%
#> * Published in ref # DOI:10.1007/s10641-010-9606-0
#>
# }