Many thanks for looking into this Robert!
From: Robert J. Hijmans [mailto:r.hijm...@gmail.com]
Sent: April-04-13 17:53
To: Gonzalez-Mirelis Genoveva
Cc: r-sig-geo@r-project.org
Subject: Re: [R-sig-Geo] seemingly unresolved problem with predict() in package
raster
cforest with factors are
Dear all,
I have just uploaded to CRAN a new version plotGoogleMaps.
Significant changes in plotGoogleMaps are listed below:
* Now plotGoogleMaps plot spacetime STDIF and STFDF data;
See example in vignette.
* Some bugs in plotting pie charts over Google Maps are repaired -
function
hi list,
i am using R 2.15.3 (64 bit)
i want to stack several raster objects to use for prediction purposes. All
my raster files are integer and has attribute tables and none has NA
values. ( i checked it in arcgis).however when i try to import the raster
to R and check the values in each
Hi, my doubt is that extract does not sort the values according to the
SpatialLine direction but sorts it somehow on its extraction order. I think it
is a bug or at least a not ideal behavior in extract() on spatial lines.
I think Robert can clarify this?
library(raster)
# raster example in
HI,
I am trying to construct a STSDF class for st data for 17 locations
and 376 times.
what is mean of (Error: order(time, t) == t is not all TRUE)
my code is:
data-read.table(stfars.cancer.txt,header=TRUE)
cancer.loc-read.table(cancer.loc.txt,header=TRUE)
On 26/03/13 18:13, ping yang wrote:
Dear Dr. Pierce and R specialists,
I am much appreciated your work on ncdf(ncdf4 and RnetCDF) packages,
however, I am wondering if those package can go further.
Is there a package for calculating climate statistics ,e.g. monthly mean,
seasonal mean, yearly
Craig, that did the trick, I didn't have the correct tables/schema for gdal to
refer to. Now I can read into R, from SQL Server, data tables having a geometry
data type. Below I describe the two additional tables that one needs to create
to allow rgdal the ability to read from your SQL Server
Hi Shannon,
I can recreate your error message when I set an incorrect dsn. I've pasted
in your line of code to read from SQL Server. Can you replace the single
quote with double quotes and re try as is.
check your server and database name.
