Dylan Beaudette wrote:
> > However-- this is starting to get into the realm of feature
> > bloat...
> > As neat as it would be to have R routines which could work directly
> > on GRASS data structures, it might be overkill considering the
> > possible amount of work. I'll keep checking around and post back
> > other ideas.


Well, people always seems to ask about kriging because they've heard of
it.
 http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/grass-user/2004-May/025709.html

(see s.surf.krig in GRASS 5 and v.surf.krige on the wiki addons page)


> > On the other hand-- R has so many great plotting / analysis
> > routines, it would be a shame to re-implement these in GRASS if
> > they could be easily "plugged-into" via some kind of share library
> > / SWIG interface.

Yup, it would be nice to be able to provide modules with R as the
backend versus writing/maintaining something new ourselves.



Hamish



      
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