Hi ALL,
How can I calculate the corresponding semivariance or distance if a vgm
model (model, nug, psill, range are known) and a value of either
semivariance or distance are given?
I am using gstat R package.
Regards
Yong
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008, Hisaji ONO wrote:
Hello.
I found in your PDF file,
http://www.bias-project.org.uk/ASDARcourse/unit0_slides.pdf.
In this document, you used interesting John Snow's
"Cholera" map.
Is this format ESRI's shapefile?
Where is this file available?
A GRASS location, and a zip
On Sun, 27 Jul 2008, Agustin Lobo wrote:
Acceptable, yes, but perhaps we should choose
one or the other and, for sure, document the difference
between spRbind and rbind.
Personally, I find a bit odd spRbind() in that you get 2
variables that you were not seeing in data slot (I understand
they ar
Hello.
I found in your PDF file,
http://www.bias-project.org.uk/ASDARcourse/unit0_slides.pdf.
In this document, you used interesting John Snow's
"Cholera" map.
Is this format ESRI's shapefile?
Where is this file available?
Once I've created Snow's shapefile(available form this
site,
http:/
On Sun, 27 Jul 2008, Paul Hiemstra wrote:
Hi,
One option is:
?spsample
- which implements most of Ripley (1981, reprinted 2004, ch.3), and for
even more choice, see functions in the spatstat package for point
patterns, and the spsurvey package.
Roger
cheers,
Paul
Raphael Saldanha sch
Acceptable, yes, but perhaps we should choose
one or the other and, for sure, document the difference
between spRbind and rbind.
Personally, I find a bit odd spRbind() in that you get 2
variables that you were not seeing in data slot (I understand
they are there as coordinates) of the original
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