2012/12/22 Edward Vanden Berghe
> Sorry, me again.
>
> The PostGIS driver might be missing from the pre-compiled version of rgdal
> for Windows, but the ODBC driver isn't; so that should be an alternative to
> using a driver specific for PostGIS. But as already mentioned, the
> following R statem
On Sat, 22 Dec 2012, Edward Vanden Berghe wrote:
Sorry, me again.
The PostGIS driver might be missing from the pre-compiled version of
rgdal for Windows, but the ODBC driver isn't; so that should be an
alternative to using a driver specific for PostGIS. But as already
mentioned, the followin
Sorry, me again.
The PostGIS driver might be missing from the pre-compiled version of rgdal for
Windows, but the ODBC driver isn't; so that should be an alternative to using a
driver specific for PostGIS. But as already mentioned, the following R statement
> p <- readOGR(dsn="ODBC:PostgreSQL VM
On Tue, 11 Dec 2012, Jean-Yves Barnagaud wrote:
Dear listers;
I'm wondering about how to scale variables to get meaningful results in a
geographically weighted regression. Apologies if this topic has already been
adressed on the list, I didn't find out.
My aim is to study spatial patterns i
On Mon, 10 Dec 2012, Kristin Graves wrote:
Hello-
I am pretty new at R so apologize in advance if I am not using the correct
terminology.
I am running spgwr, analyzing a spatial points data frame of 113 records
(busall). I have a separate spatial points data frame (9 records, busfill)
for which
Dear Paul,
Maybe you can solve you problem in this way.
I agree with ---Barry--yes its too bad about the pie charts--this is how the
data has been
presented in the past, so we do what me must!
# plotGoogleMaps solution to plot 3 variables in piecharts
library('plotGoogleMaps')
data(meuse)
coordi
