Currently this is explained as "calculates overlap between them as in Fitzpatrick and Turelli 2006"
After looking up that reference, I see that what happens is:
"The degree of overlap between two species was calculated as the ratio of the area of overlap to the area of the smaller of the two ranges... This way, if one range is contained within another,overlap is 100%."
Could you add that quote to the documentation? It would save the user having to look up the paper, and I'll definitely forget this detail by the next time I use this function.
Currently this is explained as "calculates overlap between them as in Fitzpatrick and Turelli 2006"
After looking up that reference, I see that what happens is:
"The degree of overlap between two species was calculated as the ratio of the area of overlap to the area of the smaller of the two ranges... This way, if one range is contained within another,overlap is 100%."
Could you add that quote to the documentation? It would save the user having to look up the paper, and I'll definitely forget this detail by the next time I use this function.
Thanks,
Tyler