Johannes,
Yes, that smells like something is wrong with your GDAL/PROJ4. Can you try
this:
library(rgdal)
crs <- "+proj=tmerc +lat_0=0 +lon_0=9 +k=1 +x_0=350 +y_0=0
+datum=potsdam +units=m +no_defs +ellps=bessel +towgs84=606.0,23.0,413.0"
CRS(crs)
For me, it returns:
CRS arguments:
+proj=
Manuel,
If you use an extent, you need to use longitude/latitude coordinates. This
is not a reasonable extent for this function:
e = extent(c(-9598065, -9199982, 901214, 1267766))
Robert
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 3:06 PM, Manuel Spínola wrote:
> Dear list members,
>
> I am trying to get the reco
Hello list,
I would like to calculate the Getis-Ord Gi* clustering
statistic for points (mileposts) on a network (roads) and I donât think there
is a function in one of the spatial packages to do so. Hence I decided to code
it myself, but Iâm having some difficulties. Here is the general framew
Dear list members,
I am trying to get the records for 1 species in Costa Rica using the gbif
function and I created an extent for the region (see extent object),
however, there is an error message when I run the gbif function:
e = extent(c(-9598065, -9199982, 901214, 1267766))
a=gbif("Centurio",
On Thu, 8 Mar 2012, Burton Shank wrote:
Is there a way to set the initial bandwidth for gwr.sel() when doing
geographically weighted regression?
It looks like gwr.sel() calls optimize() which accepts a min/max range
for parameters but not an initial value. I'd rather not constrain the
bandwidth
Is there a way to set the initial bandwidth for gwr.sel() when doing
geographically weighted regression?
It looks like gwr.sel() calls optimize() which accepts a min/max range
for parameters but not an initial value. I'd rather not constrain the
bandwidth. However, I often send different subsets o
On 08/03/12 18:22, Oscar Perpiñán Lamigueiro wrote:
Mauricio Zambrano-Bigiarini writes:
Thanks Oscar !. I didn't realise about 'latticeExtra' instead of lattice...
One last question. By using c(), is it possible to put different axis
labels for each plot ?
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Mauricio Zambrano-Bigiarini writes:
> Thanks Oscar !. I didn't realise about 'latticeExtra' instead of lattice...
>
> One last question. By using c(), is it possible to put different axis
> labels for each plot ?
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> library(sp)
> xyz = data.frame(expand.grid
On 07/03/12 17:38, Mauricio Zambrano-Bigiarini wrote:
I'm almost there...
The real problem appears when I try to produce several spplots within
the same figure (each one of them for a different spatial area), with a
unique legend for all the figures (that is the reason why I can not use
'legend
Thank Tom for your observation.You are right, my question was not clear.
When I run my code. I have this error message that I translated from french
to english:
>Error in nrow (query): object'query' not found
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Am 08.03.2012 15:48, schrieb Komine:
Hi everybody,
I try to use the advice from Roger Bivand to get the redundant coordinates
of my pixels.
In the r help I found this example code:
nn2(data, query, k=min(10,nrow(data)),treetype=c("kd","bd"),
searchtype=c("standard","priority","radius"),radius=0
Hi everybody,
I try to use the advice from Roger Bivand to get the redundant coordinates
of my pixels.
In the r help I found this example code:
>nn2(data, query, k=min(10,nrow(data)),treetype=c("kd","bd"),
>searchtype=c("standard","priority","radius"),radius=0.0,eps=0.0)
I tried to adapt it acc
Hello Melanie,
It's really hard to tell what your problem is with no error message or
reproducible example.
However here some info that may help and some trick to help you figure out the
problem
First, gdistance build a transition matrix from a CONDUCTANCE matrix which is
not a COST matrix li
Hi Sajid,
you don't need to transform anything to a data.frame.
Instead you may use the function 'calc' with a function that calculate
the two values you are looking for.
(see the help page on 'calc').
I think the following function will do what you expect to :
theFun <- function(x)
{
st
Hi,
I am running multiple Maxent models for a list of 40 species in a loop.
Within the loop I am splitting the presence points into a train dataset
and a test dataset. All the model fitting and the prediction works fine,
there is just a problem with some species and evaluate().
What I am doing and
On 08/03/12 09:21, Oscar Perpiñan wrote:
Sorry: I forgot to say that you need latticeExtrato use c.trellis.Then:
library(latticeExtra)
c(dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy).
Thanks Oscar !. I didn't realise about 'latticeExtra' instead of lattice...
One last question. By using c(), is it possible to p
Dear all
I am trying to count the number of group of depressions (negative
values) from a climate data set and have least idea on how to go about it.
Let me explain the scenario.
I have a raster brick with 468 layers and and each layer has 7458 cells.
> cntnegclass : RasterBrick
dimensions
Sorry: I forgot to say that you need latticeExtrato use c.trellis.Then:
library(latticeExtra)
c(dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy).
Oscar
El miércoles 7 de marzo de 2012, Mauricio Zambrano-Bigiarini <
hzambran.newsgro...@gmail.com> escribió:
> 2012/3/7 Oscar Perpiñán Lamigueiro :
>> Mauricio Zambrano-Bi
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