Dear all,
#the following is gwr code for georgia data.
#Can somebody point out what is plotted by this code?
#I want to plot residual plot (gwr and ols both) for this data.
library(spgwr)
data(georgia)
g.adapt.gauss - gwr.sel(PctBach ~ TotPop90 + PctRural + PctEld + PctFB +
PctPov + PctBlack,
YOU ARE STILL POSTING HTML! Please do follow the rules, which are quite
clear.
The object you are interested in is res.adpt$SDF,
so in R (as is easy to establish by reading the introductory manual) you
can say:
summary(res.adpt$SDF)
which tells you what it is, and what is inside it. Using
Dear list members:
I am used to construct weigh and neighborhoods using knearneigh , knn2nb
and nb2listw function. In spatcounts package to estimate spatial count
models using est.sc function there are 2 arguments
gmat(spatial adjacency matrix) and nmat(matrix containing the number of
neighbors
Ista,
Sorry about lack of detail. Here are a some additional specifics:
- this is for Windows (only). I'm aware the libraries exist for Linus,
MacOX, etc but we're a Windows shop.
- R: We've been struggling with this in ver 2.14 to the current (2.15.2).
It's not a version issue.
Two
Your message is a bit short on detail, but for starters there's a misplaced
quote () in the first line of your code. I'd start by replacing that.
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On Sat, 9 Feb 2013, Roger Bivand wrote:
YOU ARE STILL POSTING HTML! Please do follow the rules, which are quite
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To clarify the above, this is a setting in email clients for outgoing
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Hi John,
Looks like a PITA. I gave it a try without any success. All I can
suggest is that you very carefully document your build attempts, and
post only very specific questions, including exactly what you did and
the exact error messages.
Honestly if I were you I would just do this in Linux.
Yep. That's what the developers tell me. I'm grateful they've been willing
to work on this, saving me the pain. When the one working on this returns,
I'll post more precise info on the issues and error messages. The Unidata
site makes it look simple, but it obviously is not.
Thanks for having
Dear lest members:
I am using Spbayes package after using spGLM function I am running to
*
*
*Error in spGLM*(HHVEHCNT ~ 1, family = poisson, weights = weights, data
= total@data, :
* c++ error: dpotrf failed*
I am wondering what has caused this error. Should I mke some codes that R
and C++
Dear list,
I did GWR residual plot using the same technique as spgwr package. When I do
for Georgia data, I get the nice plot (with the state map) with the residuals,
but same code applied to my data gives residuals plot (without the state map).
My code is given below, if someone can tell me
Hi Roosbeh,
It's generally good to direct package specific error questions to the package
maintainers. That's me for spBayes. Do you have duplicate coordinates (that's a
common issue when this error occurs). Otherwise you might have an issue with
phi's prior. If it's not one of these, then
*Dear Dr* *Finley:*
*I had duplicate coordinates. I removed the duplicates and the problem
solved.*
*regards,*
*Roosbeh Nowrouzian
*
On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 8:30 PM, Andrew Finley finl...@msu.edu wrote:
Hi Roosbeh,
It's generally good to direct package specific error questions to the
package
Dear R-sig Geo People:
I have a question about the space-time package, please. I'm working through
the worked examples from the JRSS paper.
My question is: can I make the wind.data object an STIDF instead of an STFDF,
please?
I would like it in that form so I can use plotKML to produce
I figured it out. Please ignore the previous message.
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behalf of Hodgess, Erin
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To: r-sig-geo@r-project.org
Subject: [R-sig-Geo] question
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