STFDF with n variables
Piero, in your case id is simply an attribute, so it can have any value, as you can see from: stplot(stMeuse[,,1:4], mode = 'ts') what is the special purpose of your IDs, what should they identify?
On 12/16/2012 07:42 PM, Piero Campalani wrote:
Thank you Edzer, comments inline On 16 December 2012 19:19, Edzer Pebesma <edzer.pebesma at uni-muenster.de>wrote:
Yes, that works:
class(stMeuse)
[1] "STFDF" attr(,"package") [1] "spacetime"
dim(stMeuse)
space time variables
10 2 4
I could see that a STFDF object was created, but I still have some concern with regard to the "id" which need to be attached to the data.frame . With regards to my example, I tried as well with reverse-order IDs:
ds <- cbind(ds, time=sort(rep(dts,10)), id=nrow(ds):1)
...or with duplicated IDs like:
ds <- cbind(ds, time=sort(rep(dts,10)), id=rep(1:10,2))
and the final stMeuse object still seemed the same by looking at stplot(stMeuse). I guess they are not bound to the locations of the spatial object (points in `meuse` in this case).
(also note that with the CRAN version of spacetime, you'd need to load
package zoo first in order to run your script)
Got it, thanks ;) Piero
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