The recommended way to get data is through Mangal.jl
integration with the EcologicalNetworks.jl
package for networks analysis.
There is no obvious way to know in advance if a network is bipartite or not. For this reason, this wrapper only returns unipartite objects. They can be converted into bipartite networks using the convert
methods in EcologicalNetworks.jl
.
Generate network objects
Base.convert
— Functionconvert(::Type{EcologicalNetworks.UnipartiteNetwork}, n::MangalNetwork, query::Pair...)
TODO
convert(::Type{EcologicalNetworks.UnipartiteNetwork}, n::MangalNetwork, query::Pair...)
TODO
convert(::Type{UnipartiteNetwork}, interac::Vector{MangalInteraction})
TODO
convert(::Type{UnipartiteNetwork}, interac::Vector{MangalInteraction})
TODO
Increase taxonomic resolution
Mangal.taxonize
— Functionmissing are dropped