On 26.10.2012 09:44 (UTC+2), Ludwig Hilger wrote:
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> Dear list,
>
> I am comparatively new to RSAGA and have come across three problems I
> have not been able solve by searching on the internet. Your help would
> be very much appreciated. This is SAGA 2.0.8 and R 2.15.1.
>
> 1. Is there a way t
Thanks! That was just what I was looking for.
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plot(meuse.g.var[meuse.g.var$id == "zn.cu",], meuse.g.fit$model[[2]])
On 10/28/2012 12:49 AM, Collins, Douglas Parker wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm trying to show two cross variograms and their fitted models side-by-side.
> Models and variograms are produced with the gstat function fit.lmc. I would
Dear group,I am interested to analyze autologistic regression and now am
looking for a data set (spatial data set with binary response) so that I can
fit autologistic regression in R.If possible, I would prefer a data set which
has not been analysed yet.Does any one direct me where I can get
On Sun, 28 Oct 2012, O'Hanlon, Simon J wrote:
Dear Roger and Barry,
Thank you so much for your, as ever, lightening fast responses. This is
one of the many reasons why I love using R as a platform so much. That
workaround has solved the issue for me now.
Simon,
With a good reproducible exam
Dear Roger and Barry,
Thank you so much for your, as ever, lightening fast responses. This is one of
the many reasons why I love using R as a platform so much. That workaround has
solved the issue for me now.
Many, many thanks,
Simon
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On Sun, 28 Oct 2012, Barry Rowlingson wrote:
On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 12:22 PM, O'Hanlon, Simon J
wrote:
Dear list,
#Reproducible example
I think maptools isn't coping with certain types of tess object. I
can reproduce this in three lines without needing a download :)
I'm seeing:
Warnin
Dear all,
I'm a relatively new with R. However, I realized from colleagues the great
capabilities of R or analyzing geo data.
I'm interested in performing an ordinary kriging to interpolate z value on
a world map sarting from a dataset that (unfortunately) includes rather few
observations (13 loca
On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 12:22 PM, O'Hanlon, Simon J
wrote:
> Dear list,
> #Reproducible example
I think maptools isn't coping with certain types of tess object. I
can reproduce this in three lines without needing a download :)
1, start R, use some packages:
$ R --vanilla
R version 2.15.1 (20
>I am guessing that the cause of my problems lies within the Polygons_c file
>within spatstat?
Apologies, I guessed wrong here, as such a file does not exist. I now suspect
(but again am not sure) that the crash is being thrown up from the sp_xports.c
file from within the src directory of sp. B
Wouter Steenbeek nscr.nl> writes:
Your problem suggests that the spatial extent is not very large.
I have a similar problem with over 600,000 data points.
They describe bathymetric measurements of the lake.
I'm working on making contours..
Project all of your coordinates on a plane.
Means that
Dear list,
I am experiencing a reoccurring crash in R when trying to convert a tess object
from spatstat into an sp object. It seems to occur only when I create a tess
object using the dirichlet function, specifically when specifying a polygonal
owin object in the window argument. I am using R 2
Dear all,
I'm a relatively new with R. However, I realized from colleagues the great
capabilities of R or analyzing geo data.
I'm interested in performing an ordinary kriging to interpolate z value on
a world map sarting from a dataset that (unfortunately) includes rather few
observations (less th
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