Thierry
I have used used both GSTAT and GSLIB a lot and from a usability point
of view, I much prefer GSTAT because of it's ability to interface with
with GRASS GIS. This is particularly true of the standalone version of
GSTAT. I began using GSLIB, and while I continue to make use of it, I
fin
Thierry
Indeed many algorithms between GSLIB and some geostats packages in R (have
a look at the Spatial CRAN task view) are similar, although they can
produce sligtly different results in some cases.
This is specially valid for the "core" goestats algorithms (SK, OK, KTE,
UK)
However, there are
Hi Thierry,
I think spatstat covers point pattern analysis, which is mostly not
covered by gslib. I have seen either no or small differences between
gstat and gslib, but never differences that I could not explain. They
may for instance relate to how you integrate covariances over a block;
ther
Dear useRs,
Currently I'm taking a course on spatial statistics. We use GSLIB in the
exercises. Maybe I could convince the professor to let the R aficionados
do their homework with R. So I was wondering if someone had already
compared the algorithms used in R packages like spatstat and gstat
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