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The wcmdscale() has a somewhat special output compared to all other ordination methods (rda, cca, dbrda, ...).
It returns either a matrix of scores or a list with more detailed information.
Would it be worth to adapt to be more similar to cca.object? eig could be skipped completely...
I could try to write prototype...
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The output is similar as in stats::cmdscale(). The function was designed as a drop-in replacement of standard cmdscale. Careful testing is needed if this similarity is broken.
The
wcmdscale()
has a somewhat special output compared to all other ordination methods (rda, cca, dbrda, ...).It returns either a matrix of scores or a list with more detailed information.
Would it be worth to adapt to be more similar to
cca.object
?eig
could be skipped completely...I could try to write prototype...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: