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Dear list, How would one remove the bounding box (the equivalent of 'frame.plot' in plot.default) in a spplot? Thanks in advance, Caspar
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HI Agus, see A=make_EPSG() A in rgdal Caspar On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 10:36 PM, Agustin Lobo <alobolistas at gmail.com> wrote: > HI! > > While >> CRS("+proj=utm +zone=32 +datum=WGS84") > CRS arguments: > ?+proj=utm +zone...
Dear all, I read in ASDAR: "Residual variograms are calculated by default when a more complex model for the trend is used..." However, I noticed that when using fit.variogram in gstat with an additional option: degree=2, but keeping...
Dear list, I am attempting to fit an inhomogeneous poisson point process to some point pattern data, using ppm from spatstat (v 1.17-5). I have been found guilty of having NA values in my covariate-images(a categorical...
use colorampPalette(). You can define your own colors in any order. something as in : plot(1:10,1,col= colorRampPalette(c("blue", "red"))(10) hope it helps Caspar On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 3:05 PM, Manuel Sp?nola...
Hi Adrian, you are right, the latest version does not behave like that. Thanks a lot Caspar On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 11:57 AM, Adrian Baddeley <adrian at maths.uwa.edu.au> wrote: > caspar hallmann <caspar.hallmann at...
Edzer, say m is your matrix of TRUE's and FALSE's, then: which(m,arr.ind=TRUE) will give you the column and row numbers of the matrix satisfying the conditions supplied to which. Hope it helps Caspar On...
Dear list, I am using writeOGR to create an ESRI shapefile from a SpatialPointsDataFrame. When opening the shapefile in ArcMap and ask for the attributes, I get an error "A column was specified that does not exist". Similarly, when opening...
Dear All, Perhaps one can help me with the obvious, however I have been trying to import a shapefile using function readOGR as in: myshp<-readOGR("mydirectorypath", "shapefilename"), and without any warning (e.g. can't allocate memory size or...
Dear Mao, You can use function rpoint from spatstat, after converting your raster object into a pixel image. consider the following: library(raster) library(spatstat) library(maptools) library(sp) # An arbitrary raster r <- raster(system.file("external/test.grd", package...
Hi Edzer, Thanks for the clarification. Well, ideally, I think variogram() should be made possible to account for "degree". Alternatively a simple note in the help file for variogram along the lines "NOTE: degree is not used in variogram(), Use...
Dear list members, I am trying to estimate power/sample size based on already collected pilot data. The setting: Five orchards have been sampled with respect to fruit damage. In each orchard two plots were selected (semi-randomly), where one...
Hi Roger, Thank you for your very quick response. This surely helps... Perhaps however I should have emphasized: "without" any warning, the thing being that I 'suspected' this is a memory issue. What happened is that after submitting the code...
Hi Angela, an idea might be to use gls with some proper variance function (say varPower). Then take the pearson residuals for you Morans tests. my 2 cents Caspar On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 4:23 PM, Angela Parenti...
This raises a question though whether one should use the mean of the training data or the mean of the test data in calculating the total sum of squares. I believe the first is more fair with respect to answering...
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