Description Usage Arguments Objects from the Class Methods Author(s) See Also Examples
This object is mainly designed to work with methods that take a
set of locations organized on a grid. The object is a list where
there are as many components as dimensions and each list component is a vector of values being the grid points in that dimension. It is consistent with the older use of the older grid.list
format used in the fields package.
This form is somewhat redundant because for an equally spaced grid all one needs is the beginning value, spacing and number of points but it makes it simpler to pass the grid information to functions such as image and contour.
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gridList |
A gridList object. |
This object is a list where each component is a vector of grid points in a particular dimension. For example
grid<- structure(list( x= seq( -1,1,,20), y= seq( 0,1,,15)), class= "gridList"
would create this object for a 2d grid with 20 and 15 points over the ranges [-1,1] and [0,1]. The component names ( "x" and "y" in this case) are optional.
The function gridListInfo
extracts some summary information that is used to support the summary function for this class.
signature(x1 = "matrix", x2 = "gridList", delta = "numeric")
: ...
Doug Nychka
LKrigDistance and LKrigDistGrid LKrigLatticeCenters
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