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It would be beneficial to introduce a (machine-readable) table or list of diversity indices supported by Biodiverse, detailing the properties of each index, to assist in automatically selecting appropriate visualization color schemes.
This can use the existing metadata infrastructure. Machine readability can be via export to JSON.
The main consideration is the notation to use. Possibly something like the standard bounds notation for continuous values, e.g. [0,1], (-Inf,+Inf). Or perhaps lower: 0, upper: 1 with other flags for inclusive/exclusive. Categorical data would just be a hash/dict: 0: Non-sig, 1: Neo, 2: Mixed, 3: Palaeo.
Divergent, sequential and categorical would be additional fields.
It would be beneficial to introduce a (machine-readable) table or list of diversity indices supported by Biodiverse, detailing the properties of each index, to assist in automatically selecting appropriate visualization color schemes.
The table may show:
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);RICHNESS_ALL
);CANAPE
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