A 'profile' is a group of filters that are pre-applied by the ALA. Using a
data profile allows a query to be filtered quickly to the most relevant or
quality-assured data that is fit-for-purpose. For example, the "ALA" profile
is designed to exclude lower quality records, whereas other profiles apply
filters specific to species distribution modelling (e.g. CDSM).
Usage
galah_apply_profile(...)
Value
A tibble containing a valid data profile value.
Arguments
...
a profile name. Should be a string - the name or abbreviation
of a data quality profile to apply to the query. Valid values can be seen
using show_all(profiles)
Details
Note that only one profile can be loaded at a time; if multiple profiles are
given, the first valid profile is used.
For more bespoke editing of filters within a profile, use galah_filter()
See Also
show_all() and search_all() to look up available data profiles.
galah_filter() can be used for more bespoke editing of individual data
profile filters.
if (FALSE) {
# Apply a data quality profile to a querygalah_call() |>
galah_identify("reptilia") |>
galah_filter(year == 2021) |>
galah_apply_profile(ALA) |>
atlas_counts()
}