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12 results for “from:Kerry Ritter”

back transforming kriged values
Kerry Ritter · Jul 16, 2012 · r-sig-geo

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gstat - data formats- krige and kriging variance in dependent of data
Kerry Ritter · Apr 29, 2011 · r-sig-geo

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gstat fit.variogram, attr(fit.1,"SSErr")
Kerry Ritter · Aug 23, 2010 · r-sig-geo

Hi. I am using library "gstat" in R. My question is why do I get different SSErr's when I fit the variogram model using fit.variogram than when I fix the parameters in fit.variogram using the exact same...

quick question re: fit.variogram in gstat
Kerry Ritter · Aug 2, 2010 · r-sig-geo

Hi all. I have what I hope is a quick question concerning the use of "fit.variogram" in"gstat". If you assume a a Spherical model for the variogram and the estimated range is say 200m and then you switch...

Back transforming kriging predictions and prediction errors (family box-cox)
Kerry Ritter · Jul 29, 2010 · r-sig-geo

Hi All. I am applying both a log10 transformation as well as arcsine(sqrt) to my data to make the data more consistent with normality. I believe these are both members of the box-cox family. I would like to...

anisotropic models vs. detrending
Kerry Ritter · Aug 20, 2010 · r-sig-geo

Hi. I was wondering which model you would tend to choose given similar cross validation results. 1. An isotropic model with linear trend 2. An anisotropic model Assume linear trend is ~x + y + I(x*y), where x,y are...

geoR- "likfit" not estimating range parameters
Kerry Ritter · Aug 23, 2010 · r-sig-geo

Hi. I am using the library "geoR" and am having trouble getting REML estimates for the range and different from those specified in the intial values. My statement is.... reml.fit=likfit(SDmatchC.geo, ini=c(100,2020), fix.nugget...

goodness of fit for anisotropic model in 4 directions
Kerry Ritter · Aug 27, 2010 · r-sig-geo

HI I am looking for a goodness of fit measure in the case of an anisotropic variogram model fit in 4 directions. I want to be able to compare between different fitting algorithms, so a measure that is independent of...

Differences of variogram parameters fitted by gstat and automap
Kerry Ritter · Sep 9, 2010 · r-sig-geo

I don't know much about "autofitVariogram" fuction in the "automap" package but I am pretty familiar with the "fit.variogram" function in the "gstat". One possibility for getting different parameter estimates is that the two methods are using two...

quick question re: fit.variogram in gstat
Kerry Ritter · Aug 9, 2010 · r-sig-geo

I have a follow up question regarding the range parameter specified for the gaussian variogram model in gstat.. First, thank you to Jaime Grion who riplied... Dear Kerry, if you write in the option model "Gau" you just have to...

kriging variance vs sample spacing
Kerry Ritter · Apr 29, 2011 · r-sig-geo

Hi I want to compute the kriging variance as a function of grid spacing so that I can measure cost vs. kriging variance in deciding on an appropriate grid spacing for an ocean sediment surrounding an outfall. From an earlier...

anisotropic models vs. detrending
Kerry Ritter · Aug 23, 2010 · r-sig-geo

Thank you for your perspective. I should state that I intend to use the variogram model, not for prediction, but for understanding the spatial variability. My end goal is to create the best sample spacing for a new design based...

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