Dear all,
I have very recently started using R for analysing my spatial data. Is
there any way to split the main transect in to smaller ones to check for
autocorrelation at various lags or intervals. For example, I am trying
to split the main transect (approximately of 20Km in length) consistin
Oh! Now I get it. I figured it was something simple I just wasn't
understanding. Thank you very much
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Dear community
I write to pose a question about the best way to incorporate spatial non
independence in a regression model that has multivariate responses and multiple
predictors. I would like to estimate the global R-sq under OLS and its
significance (no problem for that..) and compare it wh
Dear Simon.
thanks for the tip, now it works fine
best
marco
2012/10/30 O'Hanlon, Simon J
> Dear Marco,
> You can download shapefile of the world in varying resolutions at
> http://www.naturalearthdata.com/ Check under the links marked 'cultural'.
>
> They come with country boundaries but I thi
Dear Marco,
You can download shapefile of the world in varying resolutions at
http://www.naturalearthdata.com/ Check under the links marked 'cultural'.
They come with country boundaries but I think you can easily melt these using
rgeos:::gUnaryUnion
Thanks,
Simon
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I posted this question a few days ago on a different forum, and was directed
here. Hopefully someone will be able to help me out. I've managed to figure
out just about everything I need, I'm just left with one unresolved issue.
I'm fine up to the point of creating the ltraj object from a dataset
Hi Rainer,
this worked! I always get so confused with parameter options for the
geoprocessor as they seem to change from SAGA version to saga version and
sometimes get.usage does not help at all!
Thank you very much!!!
Rainer Hurling wrote
> On 29.10.2012 16:18 (UTC+2), Ludwig Hilger wrote:
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