Dear Edzer, Barry, Servet, and Miguel,
Thank you for your tips and for sharing your experiences with us (R-sig-geo
keeps on surprising me
considering the amount of support I get :).
I will dig into the links you have forwarded. Most probably, we will try to
implement two/three
paths and then
Until you have control of the graphic itself, do not worry about
decorations, they are not important.
Dear Roger,
As an educator, I understand your willingness to direct me to what you think is
essential in the learning of R and I appreciate it very much. However right now
I need to produce
Hi
You could try par.settings in combination with str(spplot(whatYouWantToPlot))
If I understand you correctly you want to do something like:
# read data
Insitu = read.table(test.csv, skip=3,sep=,, na.string = NaN)
Header = read.table(test.csv, skip=1,sep=,,nrows=1)
names(Insitu)=
I tried using the seek() function, but it did not work as I thought it would.
Perhaps I have done something wrong:
writeBin(1:20,desktop/test.bip,size=2,endian=big)
cc - file(desktop/test.bip,rb)
readBin(cc,integer,n=1,size=2,endian=big)
[1] 1
seek(cc,13)
[1] 2
What's wrong with using spplot? It is based on xyplot anyway.
If you want to use xyplot, you can use the panel function that sp defines:
sp.polygons(shp)
You can read in the shapefile with the RGDAL package:
shp - readOGR(...)
2009/12/17 Zia Ahmed z...@cornell.edu:
Hi,
I am trying to plot a
Thanks Andrews. It works fine. Nothing wrong with sp plot. I need to
plot boundary around of sampling locations. R-script I have written, I
used xyplot and levelplot.
Thanks again
Zia
Felix Andrews wrote:
What's wrong with using spplot? It is based on xyplot anyway.
If you want to use
Hello all,
I have a data frame with lat and lon coordinates for some sample areas
(not a grid) .
I was to create an nb object that I can use with spdep but am unsure as
to how to convert it.
Does anybody have any ideas?
Thanks,
Pete
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