Re: [R-sig-Geo] quick question re: fit.variogram in gstat

2010-08-10 Thread Edzer Pebesma
What you see is the range parameter; as the Gaussian model reaches the sill asymptotically, the value sqrt(3) * a is often used as the effective range, or distance value where 95% of the (partial) sill is reached. Just plot the curve of 1-exp(-(h/a)^2) to see why this is so. On 08/09/2010 05:06

Re: [R-sig-Geo] quick question re: fit.variogram in gstat

2010-08-09 Thread Kerry Ritter
I have a follow up question regarding the range parameter specified for the gaussian variogram model in gstat.. First, thank you to Jaime Grion who riplied... Dear Kerry, if you write in the option model Gau you just have to specify 200 [for the range]. However, when I fit the variogram

[R-sig-Geo] quick question re: fit.variogram in gstat

2010-08-02 Thread Kerry Ritter
Hi all. I have what I hope is a quick question concerning the use of fit.variogram ingstat. If you assume a a Spherical model for the variogram and the estimated range is say 200m and then you switch models to a Gaussian but want to keep the range fixed at 200m, would you specify 200 for the