/2010 09:39 AM, Christoph Hofer wrote:
Dear list
I would like to expand the covariate dist of the meuse.grid dataset, of
the sp package,
to the south-east direction. The value of the covariate dist is relative
between [0,1].
Now, it is not clear for me how I shall calculate the distance
(is it the perpendicular between the river
border and the grid point)?
I appreciate for any tips or hints.
Christoph
ETH Zurich
Christoph Hofer
Soil and Terrestrial Environmental Physics
Institute of Terrestrial Ecosystems
CHN E 50.2
Universitätstrasse 16
8092 Zurich, Switzerland
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Dear list
I am looking for a public reference dataset (like the meuse dataset in the
gstat package)
to test some software for block kriging.
I appreciate any hint.
Regards
Christoph
ETH Zurich
Christoph Hofer
Soil and Terrestrial Environmental Physics
Institute of Terrestrial Ecosystems
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Christoph Hofer christoph.ho...@env.ethz.ch wrote:
Dear list
I am looking for a public reference dataset (like the meuse dataset in the
gstat package)
to test some software for block kriging.
I appreciate any hint.
Regards
Christoph
ETH Zurich
Christoph Hofer
Soil
rusers.sh,
You can simulate stationary and isotropic Gaussian random fields ( and
transformation of it) as well as max-stable random fields
by using the RandomFields package.
To get a conditional simulation of the correlated residuals of a linear model
you can first simulate an unconditional
the function interp. But this is not a
thin plate spline interpolation.
Best regards
Christoph Hofer
ETH Zurich
Christoph Hofer
Soil and Terrestrial Environmental Physics
Institute of Terrestrial Ecosystems
CHN E 50.2
Universitätstrasse 16
with given covariance structures,
e.g. multivariate t-distribution.
Are there possibilities in R to do that (specific package or
algorithm) ?
Thanks in advanec for your help
Best regards
Christoph
ETH Zurich
Christoph Hofer
Soil Physics
Hello Kenneth
In the sp package you find the function point.in.polygon.
Christoph
Am 13.12.2006 um 06:24 schrieb Mulholland, Tom:
Yes there is more than one. I can't remember when I made the
decision but I recall doing some speed tests and I picked
inside.owin in the spatstat package.
Dear all,
Is there a function or package to cover arbitrary polygons by
rectangles?
I want to approximate a polygon area with as few rectangles as possible.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Christoph
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only be the
coordinates of the polygon-vertices and
the output are the coordinates of a number of regular rectangles.
Best Regards
Christoph
Am 07.12.2006 um 10:23 schrieb Roger Bivand:
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006, Christoph Hofer wrote:
Dear all,
Is there a function or package to cover
-block covariance of
arbitrary shaped polygons?
Best regards
Christoph Hofer
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this, by reading
it's description. Please share with us whether it did what you wanted
or not; I acknowledge that this is a problem that other packages could
benefit from a fast solution to this problem.
Bests,
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Edzer
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