View source: R/orthobasis.poly.R
orthobasis.poly | R Documentation |
This function computes orthgonal polynomials of geographical coordinates. Polynomials
functions are orthogonal and centred for the weights defined in wt
(i.e., orthogonal to wt
). It is the classical approach to perform
trend surface analysis.
orthobasis.poly(coords, degree = 2, wt = rep(1/nrow(coords), nrow(coords)))
coords |
either a |
degree |
the degree of the polynomial |
wt |
a vector of weights. It is used to orthogonalize the polynomial functions |
an object of class orthobasisSp
, subclass orthobasis
Stéphane Dray stephane.dray@univ-lyon1.fr
Dray S., Pélissier R., Couteron P., Fortin M.J., Legendre P., Peres-Neto P.R., Bellier E., Bivand R., Blanchet F.G., De Caceres M., Dufour A.B., Heegaard E., Jombart T., Munoz F., Oksanen J., Thioulouse J., Wagner H.H. (2012). Community ecology in the age of multivariate multiscale spatial analysis. Ecological Monographs 82, 257–275.
mem
orthobasis
if(require("ade4", quietly = TRUE)){
data(mafragh, package = "ade4")
pol2 <- orthobasis.poly(mafragh$Spatial)
if(require("adegraphics", quietly = TRUE)){
plot(pol2, mafragh$Spatial)
}
}
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