Thank you Jakob. I figured that if I couldn't get the write.pointShape function
to work the way I wanted, I'd have to do something like that. I'll keep your
code as a backup, since I'd like to automate some processes.
Cheers.
Gericke Cook
USDA APHIS
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More a work-around than a solution, but you could export the results
data.frame as a csv and then import as an xy in arcmap (then save as a shp).
The Columbus example...
## GWR example
library(spgwr)
data(columbus)
main <- columbus
main <- cbind(main, region=1:49)
main.lm <- lm(crime ~ income
