I too have seen the style="fisher" method take a long time, e.g.
~30min for only ~3000 polygons.
Corey
Corey Sparks
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Department of Demography and Organization Studies
College of Public Policy
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Hi,
My experience with the fisher method of calculating intervals is that it
becomes very slow if applied to a larger dataset. Your dataset is much
much larger than what I have tried to do with style="fisher". So it is
not strange what you are seeing. You could select a subset of the data
to
Hi List,
I am having trouble with the classIntervals function. Something seems to be
going wrong as the function is not returning (in 8hr +).
i am trying to call the function as follows
t1 <- classIntervals(map$map.mapset, n=7, style="fisher")
there are about 2.3 million cells in the image.
Th
