Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Fit an exponential or gaussian variogram with interdistances and corresponding dispersion values.
1 2 | Fvariogfit3(disp.lt, h.lt, model = 1, a0 = 0.1, t0 = 0.5,
max.iter = 25, max.fcal = 100, bep = 0, verbose = FALSE)
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disp.lt |
vector of spatial dispersion values between locations (one value for each pair) |
h.lt |
vector of corresponding interdistances |
model |
type of variogram: 1 for exponential or 2 for gaussian |
a0, t0 |
initial variogram parameter estimates |
max.iter, max.fcal |
control parameters for calls to non-linear optimization routines |
bep |
bending energy penalty, described in Sampson-Guttorp method (JASA 1992) |
verbose |
if |
Exponential variogram is defined as a_1 + (2-a_1) (1-exp(-t_0 h)). Gaussian variogram is defined as a_1 + (2-a_1) (1-exp(-t_0 h^2)).
A list containing the following named components:
objf |
sum of residual sum of squares, plus bending energy penalty |
a, t0 |
fitted parameters |
fit |
fitted values of variogram |
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