Dear all,
we want to simulate de area under the ROC curve AUC for Bayesian Model
Averaging (BMA), do you know any package or functions which can help us?
Thanks
Yacine
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Dear Gianni,
I haven't used the Merge_management tool in ArcGIS, but after having a
look at ESRI's documentation...
http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.2/index.cfm?TopicName=Merge_(Data_Management)
...it seems to me that field_mappings is not just a character string but
an object of the
Still not as good as it should be, but at least a try. Some of the code could
be a lot more efficient, but I guess you could use this as a template:
require(maptools)
nc <- readShapePoly(system.file("shapes/sids.shp", package="maptools")[1],
proj4string=CRS("+proj=longlat +datum=NAD27"))
for (
Hi Tom and everyone,
First, Tom an excellent little google website you pointed out!
Then below is what I have used to merge and have fun with data frames.
My apologies in advance, Netscape Communicator will likely forget
some line feeds.
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Dear Alina,
If you load two datasets to R and you want to merge them via some key (e.g. zip
code), you have to consider using the "merge" method e.g.:
> spdata <- merge(x=data.frame(ZIP=zipshape$ZIP, X=zipshape$X, Y=zipshape$Y),
> y=data.frame(ZIP=customers$ZIP, V=customers$V), by=ZIP, all.
Hi,
You have to provide some more info in order for us to answer you
question. How does 'your data' look like? A data.frame with x and y
coordinates and more info? If this is correct, you need to convert the
xy data.frame to a spatial object:
library(sp)
data(meuse) # data.frame
# The column
Thanks a lot for the hints. I'll try them.
Kind regards
--Hans
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Hi all,
I was just wasting the last two days fiddling around this problem. I
ended up using maptools and PBSmapping with SpatialLines2PolySet() and
then PolySet2SpatialPolygons() to work around this problem. I don't know
why this has to be so complicated. But I was also struggling with
differ
ons' edges , do
you know any package or function which can help us ? we try to work
with vectors rather than raster but we lack some tools. we only found
how to calculate distances between centroids but nothing between edges.
thanks
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I'm very new to creating maps using shapefiles, so this question might be
pretty basic.
I'm trying to create a map of the US, divided up by zip codes, where i then
map number of customers by zip code.
I located shapefiles for US with zip codes (although at this point only for
individual states, an
Hi Hans,
Please have a look at paragraph 2.6 (page 41) on spatial polygons in the
ASDAR-book. Here you will find an example of converting a shoreline into
polygons.
Henk
Henk Sierdsema
SOVON Vogelonderzoek Nederland / SOVON Dutch Centre for Field Ornithology
Rijksstraatweg 178
6573 DG Bee
Hi
A workaround could be to use Rgshhs or the modified version suggested in
https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-sig-geo/2009-February/005157.html
Best wishes
Torleif
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Sendt: ti 03.03.2009 17:
Hi,
I have a short question.
Is there any workaround available which tries to convert a list of
SpatialLines to a list of SpatialPolygons objects?
In my case I have a list of Lines objects coming from a gshhs
(shorelines) file. The list represents 8 polygons of a given xlim/
ylim. Now I'd
Not exactly what you are looking for, but at least an attempt. Guess you could
also look at the rgl package (never worked for me on Fedora) or misc3d.
Modifying the functions could give you what you want.
require(maptools)
nc <- readShapePoly(system.file("shapes/sids.shp", package="maptools")[1
Hi All
I am testing RPyGeo (old version) developed to Prof. Alexander Brenning. I
wish to merge three points shapefile each with this database: ID, X, Y, V.
The Scripting syntax in Python is "Merge_management (inputs, output,
field_mappings)", where with "field_mappings" (Optional) I can chose t
edges.
thanks
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2009/3/3 Peter S. Hayes :
> Hi List,
>
> Here's a question... I have a watershed polygon that has been 'tiled' into
> separate and non-overlapping cells according to a combination of attributes.
> The original watershed boundary seems not to be available in undivided form
> and I was interested in
Hi List,
Here's a question... I have a watershed polygon that has been 'tiled'
into separate and non-overlapping cells according to a combination of
attributes. The original watershed boundary seems not to be available in
undivided form and I was interested in retrieving it from the divided
s
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