On 16/10/15 11:47, Christopher W. Ryan wrote:
Thank you Rolf. The sub-zero density values are indeed extremely tiny in absolute value. I will try to upgrade my R and spatstat (institutional computer . . . ) and try again.
Just realised: You can (of course!) work around the problem, without upgrading, via: ddd <- eval.im(pmax(ddd,0)) Note that you need --- for reasons that are a wee bit too complicated to go into --- to call eval.im() explicitly in the foregoing. I.e. you *cannot* just do "ddd <- pmax(ddd,0)". That being said, it would still be a good idea to upgrade --- if you can persuade the IT weevils at your institution to cooperate. cheers, Rolf
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