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R/add-osm-groups.R
In osmplotr: Bespoke Images of 'OpenStreetMap' Data
#' add_osm_groups
#'
#' Plots spatially distinct groups of OSM objects in different colours.
#'
#' @param map A \code{ggplot2} object to which the grouped objects are to be
#' added.
#' @param obj An \code{sp} \code{SpatialPointsDataFrame},
#' \code{SpatialPolygonsDataFrame}, or \code{SpatialLinesDataFrame} (list of
#' polygons or lines) returned by \code{\link{extract_osm_objects}}.
#' @param groups A list of spatial points objects, each of which contains the
#' coordinates of points defining one group.
#' @param cols Either a vector of >= 4 colours passed to \code{colour_mat} (if
#' \code{colmat = TRUE}) to arrange as a 2-D map of visually distinct colours
#' (default uses \code{rainbow} colours), or (if \code{colmat = FALSE}), a
#' vector of the same length as groups specifying individual colours for each.
#' @param bg If given, then any objects not within groups are coloured this
#' colour, otherwise (if not given) they are assigned to nearest group and
#' coloured accordingly (\code{boundary} has no effect in this latter case).
#' @param make_hull Either a single boolean value or a vector of same length as
#' groups specifying whether convex hulls should be constructed around all
#' groups (\code{TRUE}), or whether the group already defines a hull (convex or
#' otherwise; \code{FALSE}).
#' @param boundary (negative, 0, positive) values define whether the boundary of
#' groups should (exclude, bisect, include) objects which straddle the precise
#' boundary. (Has no effect if \code{bg} is given).
#' @param size Size argument passed to \code{ggplot2} (polygon, path, point)
#' functions: determines width of lines for (polygon, line), and sizes of
#' points. Respective defaults are (0, 0.5, 0.5).
#' @param shape Shape of points or lines (the latter passed as \code{linetype});
#' see \code{\link[ggplot2]{shape}}.
#' @param border_width If given, draws convex hull borders around entire groups
#' in same colours as groups (try values around 1-2).
#' @param colmat If \code{TRUE} generates colours according to
#' \code{colour_mat}, otherwise the colours of groups are specified directly by
#' the vector of \code{cols}.
#' @param rotate Passed to \code{colour_mat} to rotate colours by the specified
#' number of degrees clockwise.
#' @return Modified version of \code{map} with groups added.
#' @importFrom ggplot2 aes geom_polygon geom_path
#' @export
#'
#' @section Note:
#' Any group that is entirely contained within any other group is assumed to
#' represent a hole, such that points internal to the smaller contained group
#' are *excluded* from the group, while those outside the smaller yet inside the
#' bigger group are included.
#'
#' @seealso \code{\link{colour_mat}}, \code{\link{add_osm_objects}}.
#'
#' @examples
#' bbox <- get_bbox (c (-0.13, 51.5, -0.11, 51.52))
#' # Download data using 'extract_osm_objects'
#' \dontrun{
#' dat_HP <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'highway',
#' value = 'primary',
#' bbox = bbox)
#' dat_T <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'tree', bbox = bbox)
#' dat_BNR <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'building', value = '!residential',
#' bbox = bbox)
#' }
#' # These data are also provided in
#' dat_HP <- london$dat_HP
#' dat_T <- london$dat_T
#' dat_BNR <- london$dat_BNR
#'
#' # Define a function to easily generate a basemap
#' bmap <- function ()
#' {
#' map <- osm_basemap (bbox = bbox, bg = "gray20")
#' map <- add_osm_objects (map, dat_HP, col = "gray70", size = 1)
#' add_osm_objects (map, dat_T, col = "green")
#' }
#'
#' # Highlight a single region using all objects lying partially inside the
#' # boundary (via the boundary = 1 argument)
#' pts <- sp::SpatialPoints (cbind (c (-0.115, -0.125, -0.125, -0.115),
#' c (51.505, 51.505, 51.515, 51.515)))
#' \dontrun{
#' dat_H <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'highway', bbox = bbox) # all highways
#' map <- bmap ()
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map, dat_BNR, groups = pts, cols = "gray90",
#' bg = "gray40", boundary = 1)
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map, dat_H, groups = pts, cols = "gray80",
#' bg = "gray30", boundary = 1)
#' print_osm_map (map)
#' }
#'
#' # Generate random points to serve as group centres
#' set.seed (2)
#' ngroups <- 6
#' x <- bbox [1,1] + runif (ngroups) * diff (bbox [1,])
#' y <- bbox [2,1] + runif (ngroups) * diff (bbox [2,])
#' groups <- cbind (x, y)
#' groups <- apply (groups, 1, function (i)
#' sp::SpatialPoints (
#' matrix (i, nrow = 1, ncol = 2)))
#' # plot a basemap and add groups
#' map <- bmap ()
#' cols <- rainbow (length (groups))
#' \dontrun{
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map,
#' obj = london$dat_BNR,
#' group = groups,
#' cols = cols)
#' cols <- adjust_colours (cols, -0.2)
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map, obj = london$dat_H, groups = groups, cols = cols)
#' print_osm_map (map)
#'
#' # Highlight convex hulls containing groups:
#' map <- bmap ()
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map,
#' obj = london$dat_BNR,
#' group = groups,
#' cols = cols,
#' border_width = 2)
#' print_osm_map (map)
#' }
add_osm_groups <- function (map, obj, groups, cols, bg, make_hull = FALSE,
boundary = -1, size, shape, border_width = 1,
colmat, rotate) {
# --------------- sanity checks and warnings ---------------
if (missing (map))
stop ("map must be supplied")
check_map_arg (map)
if (missing (obj))
stop ("obj must be supplied")
check_obj_arg (obj)
groups <- check_groups_arg (groups)
if (length (groups) == 1) {
colmat <- FALSE
if (missing (bg)) {
message (paste0 ("Plotting one group only makes sense with bg;",
" defaulting to gray40"))
bg <- "gray40"
}
}
# ---------- colmat
if (!missing (colmat)) {
colmat <- check_arg (colmat, "colmat", "logical")
if (is.na (colmat))
stop ("colmat can not be coerced to logical", call. = FALSE)
}
# ---------- others
make_hull <- check_hull_arg (make_hull, groups)
if (!is.numeric (boundary))
boundary <- 0
if (missing (colmat))
colmat <- FALSE
# --------------- end sanity checks and warnings ---------------
# Set up group colours
cmat <- NULL
if (!colmat) {
if (missing (cols)) {
cols_default <- group_colours_default (cols, groups, bg)
cols <- cols_default$cols
}
} else {
cols_colourmat <- group_colours_colourmat (cols, groups, rotate)
cols <- cols_colourmat$cols
cmat <- cols_colourmat$cmat
}
if (missing (bg))
bg <- NULL
obj_type <- get_obj_type (obj)
if (grepl ("point", obj_type))
stop ("add_osm_groups not yet implemented for points")
# Determine whether any groups are holes - not implemented at present
if (length (groups) > 1)
holes <- groups_are_holes (groups)
# convert sf/sp geometries to simple list of matrices
obj <- geom_to_xy (obj, obj_type)
obj_trim <- trim_obj_to_map (obj, map, obj_type)
obj <- obj_trim$obj
cent_bdry <- group_centroids_bdrys (groups, make_hull, cols, cmat,
obj_trim, map)
cols <- cent_bdry$cols
coords <- get_obj_coords (obj, cent_bdry)
# Get membership of objects within groups
if (is.null (bg)) { # include all points in groups
membs <- membs_single_group (groups, coords, obj_trim, cent_bdry)
xy <- membs$xy
membs <- membs$membs
} else {
if (boundary != 0) # exclude objects outside group boundaries
membs <- membs_multiple_groups_bdry (coords, boundary)
else # split groups across boundaries
membs <- membs_multiple_groups (coords)
xy <- membs$xy
membs <- membs$membs
# Re-map membs == 0:
membs [membs == 0] <- length (groups) + 1
} # end else bg
xyflat <- cbind_membs_xy (membs, xy)
if (!missing (bg))
cols <- c (cols, bg)
lon <- lat <- id <- NULL # suppress "no visible binding" error
aes <- ggplot2::aes (x = lon, y = lat, group = id)
if (grepl ("polygon", obj_type))
map <- map_plus_spPolydf_grps (map, xyflat, aes, cols, size) #nolint
else if (grepl ("line", obj_type))
map <- map_plus_spLinedf_grps (map, xyflat, aes, cols, size, shape) #nolint
else if (grepl ("point", obj_type)) {
# Not implemented yet
}
map <- map_plus_hulls (map, border_width, groups, xyflat, cols)
return (map)
}
#' check groups argument
#'
#' @noRd
check_groups_arg <- function (groups) {
if (missing (groups))
stop ("groups must be provided", call. = FALSE)
if (is.null (groups))
stop ("groups must not be NULL", call. = FALSE)
if (is (groups, "list")) {
for (i in seq (groups)) {
if (is (groups [[i]], "Spatial"))
groups [[i]] <- de_spatial_points (groups [[i]])
else if (!is.numeric (groups [[i]]))
stop ("All groups must be numeric")
}
} else {
if (is (groups, "Spatial"))
groups <- de_spatial_points (groups)
groups <- list (groups)
}
return (groups)
}
#' get raw coordinates from spatialpoints object
#' @noRd
de_spatial_points <- function (x) {
if (!is (x, "SpatialPoints"))
stop ("All groups must be SpatialPoints objects")
slot (x, "coords")
}
#' check structure of 'make_hull' arg
#'
#' @noRd
check_hull_arg <- function (make_hull, groups) {
if (length (make_hull) > length (groups)) {
warning (paste0 ("make_hull has length > number of groups"))
make_hull <- make_hull [seq (groups)]
} else if (length (make_hull) > 1 & length (make_hull) < length (groups)) {
warning (paste0 ("make_hull should have length 1 or equal to numbers ",
"of groups; using first value only"))
make_hull <- make_hull [1]
}
if (!is.list (groups)) {
if (length (groups) < 3)
make_hull <- FALSE
} else if (max (sapply (groups, length)) < 3) # No groups have > 2 members
make_hull <- FALSE
return (make_hull)
}
#' default group colours with no colourmat
#'
#' @noRd
group_colours_default <- function (cols, groups, bg) {
if (missing (cols))
cols <- rainbow (length (groups))
else if (length (cols) < length (groups))
cols <- rep (cols, length.out = length (groups))
ret <- list ("cols" = cols)
if (length (groups) == 1 & missing (bg)) {
warning ("There is only one group; using default bg")
if (cols [1] != "gray40")
bg <- "gray40"
else
bg <- "white"
ret ["bg"] <- bg
} else if (!missing (bg))
ret ["bg"] <- bg
return (ret)
}
#' group colours from colourmat
#'
#' @noRd
group_colours_colourmat <- function (cols, groups, rotate) {
if (missing (cols))
cols <- rainbow (4)
else if (length (cols) < 4)
cols <- rainbow (4)
ncols <- 20
if (missing (rotate))
cmat <- colour_mat (ncols, cols = cols)
else {
if (!is.numeric (rotate))
rotate <- 0
cmat <- colour_mat (ncols, cols = cols, rotate)
}
cols <- rep (NA, length (groups))
# cols is then a vector of colours to be filled by matching group
# centroids to relative positions within cmat
return (list ("cols" = cols, "cmat" = cmat))
}
#' identify groups which are holes in other groups
#'
#' @note This is not currently used, but the code is ready to implement in this
#' form.
#'
#' @noRd
groups_are_holes <- function (groups) {
holes <- rep (FALSE, length (groups))
group_pairs <- combn (length (groups), 2)
for (i in seq (ncol (group_pairs))) {
n1 <- length (groups [[group_pairs [1, i] ]]) # nolint
n2 <- length (groups [[group_pairs [2, i] ]]) # nolint
if (n1 > 2 & n2 > 2) { # otherwise can't be a hole
x1 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [1, i] ]]) [, 1] # nolint
y1 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [1, i] ]]) [, 2] # nolint
indx <- which (!duplicated (cbind (x1, y1)))
x1 <- x1 [indx]
y1 <- y1 [indx]
xy1 <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x1, y1,
xrange = range (x1), yrange = range (y1))
ch1 <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy1)
bdry1 <- cbind (ch1$bdry[[1]]$x, ch1$bdry[[1]]$y)
x2 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [2, i] ]]) [, 1] # nolint
y2 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [2, i] ]]) [, 2] # nolint
indx <- which (!duplicated (cbind (x2, y2)))
x2 <- x2 [indx]
y2 <- y2 [indx]
xy2 <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x2, y2,
xrange = range (x2), yrange = range (y2))
ch2 <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy2)
bdry2 <- cbind (ch2$bdry[[1]]$x, ch2$bdry[[1]]$y)
indx <- sapply (bdry1, function (x)
sp::point.in.polygon (bdry2 [, 1], bdry2 [, 2],
bdry1 [, 1], bdry1 [, 2]))
if (all (indx == 1))
holes [group_pairs [1, i]] <- TRUE
indx <- sapply (bdry2, function (x)
sp::point.in.polygon (bdry1 [, 1], bdry1 [, 2],
bdry2 [, 1], bdry2 [, 2]))
if (all (indx == 1))
holes [group_pairs [2, i]] <- TRUE
}
}
return (holes)
}
#' Trim coordinates of obj to be plotted down to coordinates of map
#'
#' @note This has to be modified for points!
#'
#' @noRd
trim_obj_to_map <- function (obj, map, obj_type) {
xrange <- map$coordinates$limits$x
yrange <- map$coordinates$limits$y
if (grepl ("point", obj_type)) {
indx <- which (obj [, 1] > xrange [1] & obj [, 2] > yrange [1] &
obj [, 1] < xrange [2] & obj [, 2] < yrange [2])
obj <- obj [indx, ]
xy_mn <- obj
} else {
# remove objects that extend beyond map:
#xylims <- lapply (obj, function (i)
# c (apply (i, 2, min), apply (i, 2, max)))
#xylims <- do.call (rbind, xylims)
#indx <- which (xylims [, 1] > xrange [1] & xylims [, 2] > yrange [1] &
# xylims [, 3] < xrange [2] & xylims [, 4] < yrange [2])
#obj <- obj [indx]
# trim objects to extent of map
obj <- lapply (obj, function (i) {
indx <- which (i [, 1] > xrange [1] &
i [, 2] > yrange [1] &
i [, 1] < xrange [2] &
i [, 2] < yrange [2])
if (length (indx) < 2)
ret <- NULL
else if (length (indx) < nrow (i)) {
ret <- i [indx, ]
if (grepl ("polygon", obj_type))
ret <- rbind (ret, i [1, ])
}
else
ret <- i
return (ret)
})
indx <- which (vapply (obj, is.null, logical (1)))
obj [indx] <- NULL
# mean coordinates for every item in obj:
xy_mn <- do.call (rbind, lapply (obj, function (x) colMeans (x)))
}
return (list ("obj" = obj, "xy_mn" = xy_mn))
}
#' Get centroids and boundaries of group objects
#'
#' @note This function constructs
#' 1. grp_centroids list for centroids of each object in each group; used to
#' reallocate stray objects if is.null (bg)
#' 2. boundaries list of enclosing polygons, creating convex hulls if necessary.
#'
#' @noRd
group_centroids_bdrys <- function (groups, make_hull, cols,
cmat, obj_trim, map) {
boundaries <- list ()
grp_centroids <- list ()
for (i in seq (groups)) {
if ((length (make_hull) == 1 & make_hull) |
(length (make_hull) > 1 & make_hull [i])) {
x <- groups [[i]] [, 1]
y <- groups [[i]] [, 2]
if (length (x) > 2) {
xy <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x, y,
xrange = range (x),
yrange = range (y))
ch <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy)
bdry <- cbind (ch$bdry[[1]]$x, ch$bdry[[1]]$y)
} else {
bdry <- groups [[i]]
}
} else {
bdry <- groups [[i]]
}
if (!is.matrix (bdry))
bdry <- matrix (bdry, nrow = 1)
if (nrow (bdry) > 1) { # otherwise group is obviously a single point
bdry <- rbind (bdry, bdry [1, ]) #enclose bdry back to 1st point
# The next 4 lines are only used if is.null (bg)
indx <- sp::point.in.polygon (obj_trim$xy_mn [, 1],
obj_trim$xy_mn [, 2],
bdry [, 1], bdry [, 2])
indx <- which (indx > 0) # see below for point.in.polygon values
grp_centroids [[i]] <- obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, ]
} else {
grp_centroids [[i]] <- bdry
# indx closest point to bdry
d <- sqrt ((obj_trim$xmn - bdry [1]) ^ 2 +
(obj_trim$ymn - bdry [2]) ^ 2)
indx <- which.min (d)
}
boundaries [[i]] <- bdry
if (!is.null (cmat)) {
# Then get colour from colour.mat
xrange <- map$coordinates$limits$x
yrange <- map$coordinates$limits$y
#xi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 1]) -
# xrange [1]) / diff (xrange))
#yi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 2]) -
# yrange [1]) / diff (yrange))
xi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (boundaries [[i]] [, 1]) -
xrange [1]) / diff (xrange))
yi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (boundaries [[i]] [, 2]) -
yrange [1]) / diff (yrange))
cols [i] <- cmat [xi, yi]
}
}
return (list ("bdry" = boundaries, "grp_centroids" = grp_centroids,
"cols" = cols))
}
#' get coordinates of each obj to be plotted
#'
#' @note pinpooly returns (0,1,2) for (not, on, in) boundary. Also note that the
#' nrow > 2 clause ensures poin.in.polygon is only applied to groups of
#' sufficient size
#'
#' @noRd
get_obj_coords <- function (obj, cent_bdry) {
coords <- lapply (obj, function (i) {
pins <- lapply (cent_bdry$bdry, function (j) {
if (nrow (j) > 2)
sp::point.in.polygon (
i [, 1], i [, 2],
j [, 1], j [, 2])
else
rep (0, nrow (i))
})
pins <- do.call (cbind, pins)
cbind (i, pins)
})
return (coords)
}
#' get members of single group
#'
#' @noRd
membs_single_group <- function (groups, coords, obj_trim, cent_bdry) {
membs <- sapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) < 3) # must have > 2 elements in group
n <- 0
else {
indx <- which (n == max (n))
n <- indx [ceiling (runif (1) * length (indx))]
}
return (n)
})
indx <- which (membs == 0)
x0 <- obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 1]
y0 <- obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 2]
dists <- array (NA, dim = c (length (indx), length (groups)))
for (i in seq (groups)) {
ng <- dim (cent_bdry$grp_centroids [[i]]) [1]
if (ng > 0) {
x0mat <- array (x0, dim = c(length (x0), ng))
y0mat <- array (y0, dim = c(length (y0), ng))
xmat <- t (array (cent_bdry$grp_centroids [[i]] [, 1],
dim = c(ng, length (x0))))
ymat <- t (array (cent_bdry$grp_centroids [[i]] [, 2],
dim = c(ng, length (x0))))
dg <- sqrt ((xmat - x0mat) ^ 2 + (ymat - y0mat) ^ 2)
# Then the minimum distance for each stray object to any object
# in group [i]:
dists [, i] <- apply (dg, 1, min)
} else
dists [, i] <- Inf
}
# Then simply extract the group holding the overall minimum dist:
membs [indx] <- apply (dists, 1, which.min)
xy <- lapply (coords, function (i) i [, 1:2, drop = FALSE])
return (list ("membs" = membs, "xy" = xy))
}
#' get members of multiple groups with boundary
#'
#' This allocates objects within boundaries to groups, and all remaining
#' objects to group#0
#'
#' @noRd
membs_multiple_groups_bdry <- function (coords, boundary) {
xy <- lapply (coords, function (i) i [, 1:2, drop = FALSE])
membs <- lapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (boundary < 0) {
if (max (n) < nrow (temp))
n <- 0
else
n <- which.max (n)
} else if (boundary > 0 & max (n) > 0)
n <- which.max (n)
else
n <- 0
return (n)
})
return (list ("membs" = membs, "xy" = xy))
}
#' get members of multiple groups without boundary
#'
#' @note This potentially splits objects across boundaries, thereby extending
#' coords and thus requiring an explicit loop. TODO: Rcpp this?
#'
#' @noRd
membs_multiple_groups <- function (coords) {
split_objs <- sapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) > 0 & max (n) < nrow (temp))
return (which.max (n))
else
return (0)
})
split_objs <- which (split_objs > 0)
# Then split coords into 2 lists, one for non-split objects and one
# containing those listed in split_objs
coords_split <- coords [split_objs]
coords <- coords [-split_objs]
# Then make new lists of xy and memberships by spliting objects in
# coords_split. These lists are of unknown length, requiring an
# unsightly double loop.
xy <- list ()
membs <- NULL
for (i in coords_split) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) < 3) {
xy [[length (xy) + 1]] <- i [, 1:2]
membs <- c (membs, 0)
} else {
# Allow for multiple group memberships
indx_i <- which (n > 2)
for (j in indx_i) {
indx_j <- which (temp [, j] == 1)
if (length (indx_j) > 2) {
xy [[length (xy) + 1]] <- i [indx_j, 1:2]
membs <- c (membs, j)
}
indx_j <- which (temp [, j] == 0)
if (length (indx_j) > 2) {
xy [[length (xy) + 1]] <- i [indx_j, 1:2]
membs <- c (membs, 0)
}
} # end for j
} # end else !(max (n) < 3)
} # end for i
# Then add the non-split groups
xy <- c (xy, lapply (coords, function (i) i [, 1:2]))
membs2 <- sapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) < nrow (temp))
n <- 0
else
n <- which.max (n)
return (n)
})
membs <- c (membs, membs2)
return (list ("membs" = membs, "xy" = xy))
}
#' cbind membs to xy so that membs maps straight onto cols
#'
#' @note This is the first place at which the OSM ID rownames have to be
#' removed, because data.frame objects are not allowed to be constructed with
#' duplicate row.names.
#'
#' @noRd
cbind_membs_xy <- function (membs, xy) {
xym <- mapply ("cbind", xy, membs, SIMPLIFY = FALSE)
for (i in seq (xym)) {
rownames (xym [[i]]) <- NULL
xym [[i]] <- data.frame (cbind (i, xym [[i]]))
names (xym [[i]]) <- c ("id", "lon", "lat", "col")
}
do.call (rbind, xym)
}
#' add SpatialPolygonsDataFrame to map
#'
#' @noRd
map_plus_spPolydf_grps <- function (map, xy, aes, cols, size) { #nolint
if (missing (size))
size <- 0
else if (!is.numeric (size))
size <- 0
map + ggplot2::geom_polygon (data = xy, mapping = aes, fill = cols [xy$col],
size = size)
}
#' add SpatialLinesDataFrame to map
#'
#' @noRd
map_plus_spLinedf_grps <- function (map, xyflat, aes, cols, size, shape) { #nolint
if (missing (size))
size <- 0.5
else if (!is.numeric (size))
size <- 0.5
if (missing (shape))
shape <- 1
else if (!is.numeric (shape))
shape <- 1
map + ggplot2::geom_path (data = xyflat, mapping = aes,
colour = cols [xyflat$col], size = size,
linetype = shape)
}
#' draw convex hulls around groups on map
#'
#' @noRd
map_plus_hulls <- function (map, border_width = 1, groups, xyflat, cols) {
id <- NULL # suppress R CMD check note for aes (..,`group = id`) below
if (!is.numeric (border_width))
return (map)
bdry <- list ()
for (i in seq (groups)) {
indx <- which (xyflat$col == i) # col = group membership
if (length (indx) > 1) {
x <- xyflat$lon [indx]
y <- xyflat$lat [indx]
indx <- which (!duplicated (cbind (x, y)))
x <- x [indx]
y <- y [indx]
if (length (x) > 2) {
xy2 <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x, y, xrange = range (x),
yrange = range (y))
ch <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy2)
bdry [[i]] <- cbind (i, ch$bdry[[1]]$x, ch$bdry[[1]]$y)
}
}
}
bdry <- data.frame (do.call (rbind, bdry))
names (bdry) <- c ("id", "x", "y")
aes <- ggplot2::aes (x = x, y = y, group = id)
map <- map + ggplot2::geom_polygon (data = bdry, mapping = aes,
colour = cols [bdry$id],
fill = "transparent",
size = border_width)
return (map)
}
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#' add_osm_groups
#'
#' Plots spatially distinct groups of OSM objects in different colours.
#'
#' @param map A \code{ggplot2} object to which the grouped objects are to be
#' added.
#' @param obj An \code{sp} \code{SpatialPointsDataFrame},
#' \code{SpatialPolygonsDataFrame}, or \code{SpatialLinesDataFrame} (list of
#' polygons or lines) returned by \code{\link{extract_osm_objects}}.
#' @param groups A list of spatial points objects, each of which contains the
#' coordinates of points defining one group.
#' @param cols Either a vector of >= 4 colours passed to \code{colour_mat} (if
#' \code{colmat = TRUE}) to arrange as a 2-D map of visually distinct colours
#' (default uses \code{rainbow} colours), or (if \code{colmat = FALSE}), a
#' vector of the same length as groups specifying individual colours for each.
#' @param bg If given, then any objects not within groups are coloured this
#' colour, otherwise (if not given) they are assigned to nearest group and
#' coloured accordingly (\code{boundary} has no effect in this latter case).
#' @param make_hull Either a single boolean value or a vector of same length as
#' groups specifying whether convex hulls should be constructed around all
#' groups (\code{TRUE}), or whether the group already defines a hull (convex or
#' otherwise; \code{FALSE}).
#' @param boundary (negative, 0, positive) values define whether the boundary of
#' groups should (exclude, bisect, include) objects which straddle the precise
#' boundary. (Has no effect if \code{bg} is given).
#' @param size Size argument passed to \code{ggplot2} (polygon, path, point)
#' functions: determines width of lines for (polygon, line), and sizes of
#' points. Respective defaults are (0, 0.5, 0.5).
#' @param shape Shape of points or lines (the latter passed as \code{linetype});
#' see \code{\link[ggplot2]{shape}}.
#' @param border_width If given, draws convex hull borders around entire groups
#' in same colours as groups (try values around 1-2).
#' @param colmat If \code{TRUE} generates colours according to
#' \code{colour_mat}, otherwise the colours of groups are specified directly by
#' the vector of \code{cols}.
#' @param rotate Passed to \code{colour_mat} to rotate colours by the specified
#' number of degrees clockwise.
#' @return Modified version of \code{map} with groups added.
#' @importFrom ggplot2 aes geom_polygon geom_path
#' @export
#'
#' @section Note:
#' Any group that is entirely contained within any other group is assumed to
#' represent a hole, such that points internal to the smaller contained group
#' are *excluded* from the group, while those outside the smaller yet inside the
#' bigger group are included.
#'
#' @seealso \code{\link{colour_mat}}, \code{\link{add_osm_objects}}.
#'
#' @examples
#' bbox <- get_bbox (c (-0.13, 51.5, -0.11, 51.52))
#' # Download data using 'extract_osm_objects'
#' \dontrun{
#' dat_HP <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'highway',
#' value = 'primary',
#' bbox = bbox)
#' dat_T <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'tree', bbox = bbox)
#' dat_BNR <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'building', value = '!residential',
#' bbox = bbox)
#' }
#' # These data are also provided in
#' dat_HP <- london$dat_HP
#' dat_T <- london$dat_T
#' dat_BNR <- london$dat_BNR
#'
#' # Define a function to easily generate a basemap
#' bmap <- function ()
#' {
#' map <- osm_basemap (bbox = bbox, bg = "gray20")
#' map <- add_osm_objects (map, dat_HP, col = "gray70", size = 1)
#' add_osm_objects (map, dat_T, col = "green")
#' }
#'
#' # Highlight a single region using all objects lying partially inside the
#' # boundary (via the boundary = 1 argument)
#' pts <- sp::SpatialPoints (cbind (c (-0.115, -0.125, -0.125, -0.115),
#' c (51.505, 51.505, 51.515, 51.515)))
#' \dontrun{
#' dat_H <- extract_osm_objects (key = 'highway', bbox = bbox) # all highways
#' map <- bmap ()
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map, dat_BNR, groups = pts, cols = "gray90",
#' bg = "gray40", boundary = 1)
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map, dat_H, groups = pts, cols = "gray80",
#' bg = "gray30", boundary = 1)
#' print_osm_map (map)
#' }
#'
#' # Generate random points to serve as group centres
#' set.seed (2)
#' ngroups <- 6
#' x <- bbox [1,1] + runif (ngroups) * diff (bbox [1,])
#' y <- bbox [2,1] + runif (ngroups) * diff (bbox [2,])
#' groups <- cbind (x, y)
#' groups <- apply (groups, 1, function (i)
#' sp::SpatialPoints (
#' matrix (i, nrow = 1, ncol = 2)))
#' # plot a basemap and add groups
#' map <- bmap ()
#' cols <- rainbow (length (groups))
#' \dontrun{
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map,
#' obj = london$dat_BNR,
#' group = groups,
#' cols = cols)
#' cols <- adjust_colours (cols, -0.2)
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map, obj = london$dat_H, groups = groups, cols = cols)
#' print_osm_map (map)
#'
#' # Highlight convex hulls containing groups:
#' map <- bmap ()
#' map <- add_osm_groups (map,
#' obj = london$dat_BNR,
#' group = groups,
#' cols = cols,
#' border_width = 2)
#' print_osm_map (map)
#' }
add_osm_groups <- function (map, obj, groups, cols, bg, make_hull = FALSE,
boundary = -1, size, shape, border_width = 1,
colmat, rotate) {
# --------------- sanity checks and warnings ---------------
if (missing (map))
stop ("map must be supplied")
check_map_arg (map)
if (missing (obj))
stop ("obj must be supplied")
check_obj_arg (obj)
groups <- check_groups_arg (groups)
if (length (groups) == 1) {
colmat <- FALSE
if (missing (bg)) {
message (paste0 ("Plotting one group only makes sense with bg;",
" defaulting to gray40"))
bg <- "gray40"
}
}
# ---------- colmat
if (!missing (colmat)) {
colmat <- check_arg (colmat, "colmat", "logical")
if (is.na (colmat))
stop ("colmat can not be coerced to logical", call. = FALSE)
}
# ---------- others
make_hull <- check_hull_arg (make_hull, groups)
if (!is.numeric (boundary))
boundary <- 0
if (missing (colmat))
colmat <- FALSE
# --------------- end sanity checks and warnings ---------------
# Set up group colours
cmat <- NULL
if (!colmat) {
if (missing (cols)) {
cols_default <- group_colours_default (cols, groups, bg)
cols <- cols_default$cols
}
} else {
cols_colourmat <- group_colours_colourmat (cols, groups, rotate)
cols <- cols_colourmat$cols
cmat <- cols_colourmat$cmat
}
if (missing (bg))
bg <- NULL
obj_type <- get_obj_type (obj)
if (grepl ("point", obj_type))
stop ("add_osm_groups not yet implemented for points")
# Determine whether any groups are holes - not implemented at present
if (length (groups) > 1)
holes <- groups_are_holes (groups)
# convert sf/sp geometries to simple list of matrices
obj <- geom_to_xy (obj, obj_type)
obj_trim <- trim_obj_to_map (obj, map, obj_type)
obj <- obj_trim$obj
cent_bdry <- group_centroids_bdrys (groups, make_hull, cols, cmat,
obj_trim, map)
cols <- cent_bdry$cols
coords <- get_obj_coords (obj, cent_bdry)
# Get membership of objects within groups
if (is.null (bg)) { # include all points in groups
membs <- membs_single_group (groups, coords, obj_trim, cent_bdry)
xy <- membs$xy
membs <- membs$membs
} else {
if (boundary != 0) # exclude objects outside group boundaries
membs <- membs_multiple_groups_bdry (coords, boundary)
else # split groups across boundaries
membs <- membs_multiple_groups (coords)
xy <- membs$xy
membs <- membs$membs
# Re-map membs == 0:
membs [membs == 0] <- length (groups) + 1
} # end else bg
xyflat <- cbind_membs_xy (membs, xy)
if (!missing (bg))
cols <- c (cols, bg)
lon <- lat <- id <- NULL # suppress "no visible binding" error
aes <- ggplot2::aes (x = lon, y = lat, group = id)
if (grepl ("polygon", obj_type))
map <- map_plus_spPolydf_grps (map, xyflat, aes, cols, size) #nolint
else if (grepl ("line", obj_type))
map <- map_plus_spLinedf_grps (map, xyflat, aes, cols, size, shape) #nolint
else if (grepl ("point", obj_type)) {
# Not implemented yet
}
map <- map_plus_hulls (map, border_width, groups, xyflat, cols)
return (map)
}
#' check groups argument
#'
#' @noRd
check_groups_arg <- function (groups) {
if (missing (groups))
stop ("groups must be provided", call. = FALSE)
if (is.null (groups))
stop ("groups must not be NULL", call. = FALSE)
if (is (groups, "list")) {
for (i in seq (groups)) {
if (is (groups [[i]], "Spatial"))
groups [[i]] <- de_spatial_points (groups [[i]])
else if (!is.numeric (groups [[i]]))
stop ("All groups must be numeric")
}
} else {
if (is (groups, "Spatial"))
groups <- de_spatial_points (groups)
groups <- list (groups)
}
return (groups)
}
#' get raw coordinates from spatialpoints object
#' @noRd
de_spatial_points <- function (x) {
if (!is (x, "SpatialPoints"))
stop ("All groups must be SpatialPoints objects")
slot (x, "coords")
}
#' check structure of 'make_hull' arg
#'
#' @noRd
check_hull_arg <- function (make_hull, groups) {
if (length (make_hull) > length (groups)) {
warning (paste0 ("make_hull has length > number of groups"))
make_hull <- make_hull [seq (groups)]
} else if (length (make_hull) > 1 & length (make_hull) < length (groups)) {
warning (paste0 ("make_hull should have length 1 or equal to numbers ",
"of groups; using first value only"))
make_hull <- make_hull [1]
}
if (!is.list (groups)) {
if (length (groups) < 3)
make_hull <- FALSE
} else if (max (sapply (groups, length)) < 3) # No groups have > 2 members
make_hull <- FALSE
return (make_hull)
}
#' default group colours with no colourmat
#'
#' @noRd
group_colours_default <- function (cols, groups, bg) {
if (missing (cols))
cols <- rainbow (length (groups))
else if (length (cols) < length (groups))
cols <- rep (cols, length.out = length (groups))
ret <- list ("cols" = cols)
if (length (groups) == 1 & missing (bg)) {
warning ("There is only one group; using default bg")
if (cols [1] != "gray40")
bg <- "gray40"
else
bg <- "white"
ret ["bg"] <- bg
} else if (!missing (bg))
ret ["bg"] <- bg
return (ret)
}
#' group colours from colourmat
#'
#' @noRd
group_colours_colourmat <- function (cols, groups, rotate) {
if (missing (cols))
cols <- rainbow (4)
else if (length (cols) < 4)
cols <- rainbow (4)
ncols <- 20
if (missing (rotate))
cmat <- colour_mat (ncols, cols = cols)
else {
if (!is.numeric (rotate))
rotate <- 0
cmat <- colour_mat (ncols, cols = cols, rotate)
}
cols <- rep (NA, length (groups))
# cols is then a vector of colours to be filled by matching group
# centroids to relative positions within cmat
return (list ("cols" = cols, "cmat" = cmat))
}
#' identify groups which are holes in other groups
#'
#' @note This is not currently used, but the code is ready to implement in this
#' form.
#'
#' @noRd
groups_are_holes <- function (groups) {
holes <- rep (FALSE, length (groups))
group_pairs <- combn (length (groups), 2)
for (i in seq (ncol (group_pairs))) {
n1 <- length (groups [[group_pairs [1, i] ]]) # nolint
n2 <- length (groups [[group_pairs [2, i] ]]) # nolint
if (n1 > 2 & n2 > 2) { # otherwise can't be a hole
x1 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [1, i] ]]) [, 1] # nolint
y1 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [1, i] ]]) [, 2] # nolint
indx <- which (!duplicated (cbind (x1, y1)))
x1 <- x1 [indx]
y1 <- y1 [indx]
xy1 <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x1, y1,
xrange = range (x1), yrange = range (y1))
ch1 <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy1)
bdry1 <- cbind (ch1$bdry[[1]]$x, ch1$bdry[[1]]$y)
x2 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [2, i] ]]) [, 1] # nolint
y2 <- sp::coordinates (groups [[group_pairs [2, i] ]]) [, 2] # nolint
indx <- which (!duplicated (cbind (x2, y2)))
x2 <- x2 [indx]
y2 <- y2 [indx]
xy2 <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x2, y2,
xrange = range (x2), yrange = range (y2))
ch2 <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy2)
bdry2 <- cbind (ch2$bdry[[1]]$x, ch2$bdry[[1]]$y)
indx <- sapply (bdry1, function (x)
sp::point.in.polygon (bdry2 [, 1], bdry2 [, 2],
bdry1 [, 1], bdry1 [, 2]))
if (all (indx == 1))
holes [group_pairs [1, i]] <- TRUE
indx <- sapply (bdry2, function (x)
sp::point.in.polygon (bdry1 [, 1], bdry1 [, 2],
bdry2 [, 1], bdry2 [, 2]))
if (all (indx == 1))
holes [group_pairs [2, i]] <- TRUE
}
}
return (holes)
}
#' Trim coordinates of obj to be plotted down to coordinates of map
#'
#' @note This has to be modified for points!
#'
#' @noRd
trim_obj_to_map <- function (obj, map, obj_type) {
xrange <- map$coordinates$limits$x
yrange <- map$coordinates$limits$y
if (grepl ("point", obj_type)) {
indx <- which (obj [, 1] > xrange [1] & obj [, 2] > yrange [1] &
obj [, 1] < xrange [2] & obj [, 2] < yrange [2])
obj <- obj [indx, ]
xy_mn <- obj
} else {
# remove objects that extend beyond map:
#xylims <- lapply (obj, function (i)
# c (apply (i, 2, min), apply (i, 2, max)))
#xylims <- do.call (rbind, xylims)
#indx <- which (xylims [, 1] > xrange [1] & xylims [, 2] > yrange [1] &
# xylims [, 3] < xrange [2] & xylims [, 4] < yrange [2])
#obj <- obj [indx]
# trim objects to extent of map
obj <- lapply (obj, function (i) {
indx <- which (i [, 1] > xrange [1] &
i [, 2] > yrange [1] &
i [, 1] < xrange [2] &
i [, 2] < yrange [2])
if (length (indx) < 2)
ret <- NULL
else if (length (indx) < nrow (i)) {
ret <- i [indx, ]
if (grepl ("polygon", obj_type))
ret <- rbind (ret, i [1, ])
}
else
ret <- i
return (ret)
})
indx <- which (vapply (obj, is.null, logical (1)))
obj [indx] <- NULL
# mean coordinates for every item in obj:
xy_mn <- do.call (rbind, lapply (obj, function (x) colMeans (x)))
}
return (list ("obj" = obj, "xy_mn" = xy_mn))
}
#' Get centroids and boundaries of group objects
#'
#' @note This function constructs
#' 1. grp_centroids list for centroids of each object in each group; used to
#' reallocate stray objects if is.null (bg)
#' 2. boundaries list of enclosing polygons, creating convex hulls if necessary.
#'
#' @noRd
group_centroids_bdrys <- function (groups, make_hull, cols,
cmat, obj_trim, map) {
boundaries <- list ()
grp_centroids <- list ()
for (i in seq (groups)) {
if ((length (make_hull) == 1 & make_hull) |
(length (make_hull) > 1 & make_hull [i])) {
x <- groups [[i]] [, 1]
y <- groups [[i]] [, 2]
if (length (x) > 2) {
xy <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x, y,
xrange = range (x),
yrange = range (y))
ch <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy)
bdry <- cbind (ch$bdry[[1]]$x, ch$bdry[[1]]$y)
} else {
bdry <- groups [[i]]
}
} else {
bdry <- groups [[i]]
}
if (!is.matrix (bdry))
bdry <- matrix (bdry, nrow = 1)
if (nrow (bdry) > 1) { # otherwise group is obviously a single point
bdry <- rbind (bdry, bdry [1, ]) #enclose bdry back to 1st point
# The next 4 lines are only used if is.null (bg)
indx <- sp::point.in.polygon (obj_trim$xy_mn [, 1],
obj_trim$xy_mn [, 2],
bdry [, 1], bdry [, 2])
indx <- which (indx > 0) # see below for point.in.polygon values
grp_centroids [[i]] <- obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, ]
} else {
grp_centroids [[i]] <- bdry
# indx closest point to bdry
d <- sqrt ((obj_trim$xmn - bdry [1]) ^ 2 +
(obj_trim$ymn - bdry [2]) ^ 2)
indx <- which.min (d)
}
boundaries [[i]] <- bdry
if (!is.null (cmat)) {
# Then get colour from colour.mat
xrange <- map$coordinates$limits$x
yrange <- map$coordinates$limits$y
#xi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 1]) -
# xrange [1]) / diff (xrange))
#yi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 2]) -
# yrange [1]) / diff (yrange))
xi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (boundaries [[i]] [, 1]) -
xrange [1]) / diff (xrange))
yi <- ceiling (nrow (cmat) * (mean (boundaries [[i]] [, 2]) -
yrange [1]) / diff (yrange))
cols [i] <- cmat [xi, yi]
}
}
return (list ("bdry" = boundaries, "grp_centroids" = grp_centroids,
"cols" = cols))
}
#' get coordinates of each obj to be plotted
#'
#' @note pinpooly returns (0,1,2) for (not, on, in) boundary. Also note that the
#' nrow > 2 clause ensures poin.in.polygon is only applied to groups of
#' sufficient size
#'
#' @noRd
get_obj_coords <- function (obj, cent_bdry) {
coords <- lapply (obj, function (i) {
pins <- lapply (cent_bdry$bdry, function (j) {
if (nrow (j) > 2)
sp::point.in.polygon (
i [, 1], i [, 2],
j [, 1], j [, 2])
else
rep (0, nrow (i))
})
pins <- do.call (cbind, pins)
cbind (i, pins)
})
return (coords)
}
#' get members of single group
#'
#' @noRd
membs_single_group <- function (groups, coords, obj_trim, cent_bdry) {
membs <- sapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) < 3) # must have > 2 elements in group
n <- 0
else {
indx <- which (n == max (n))
n <- indx [ceiling (runif (1) * length (indx))]
}
return (n)
})
indx <- which (membs == 0)
x0 <- obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 1]
y0 <- obj_trim$xy_mn [indx, 2]
dists <- array (NA, dim = c (length (indx), length (groups)))
for (i in seq (groups)) {
ng <- dim (cent_bdry$grp_centroids [[i]]) [1]
if (ng > 0) {
x0mat <- array (x0, dim = c(length (x0), ng))
y0mat <- array (y0, dim = c(length (y0), ng))
xmat <- t (array (cent_bdry$grp_centroids [[i]] [, 1],
dim = c(ng, length (x0))))
ymat <- t (array (cent_bdry$grp_centroids [[i]] [, 2],
dim = c(ng, length (x0))))
dg <- sqrt ((xmat - x0mat) ^ 2 + (ymat - y0mat) ^ 2)
# Then the minimum distance for each stray object to any object
# in group [i]:
dists [, i] <- apply (dg, 1, min)
} else
dists [, i] <- Inf
}
# Then simply extract the group holding the overall minimum dist:
membs [indx] <- apply (dists, 1, which.min)
xy <- lapply (coords, function (i) i [, 1:2, drop = FALSE])
return (list ("membs" = membs, "xy" = xy))
}
#' get members of multiple groups with boundary
#'
#' This allocates objects within boundaries to groups, and all remaining
#' objects to group#0
#'
#' @noRd
membs_multiple_groups_bdry <- function (coords, boundary) {
xy <- lapply (coords, function (i) i [, 1:2, drop = FALSE])
membs <- lapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (boundary < 0) {
if (max (n) < nrow (temp))
n <- 0
else
n <- which.max (n)
} else if (boundary > 0 & max (n) > 0)
n <- which.max (n)
else
n <- 0
return (n)
})
return (list ("membs" = membs, "xy" = xy))
}
#' get members of multiple groups without boundary
#'
#' @note This potentially splits objects across boundaries, thereby extending
#' coords and thus requiring an explicit loop. TODO: Rcpp this?
#'
#' @noRd
membs_multiple_groups <- function (coords) {
split_objs <- sapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) > 0 & max (n) < nrow (temp))
return (which.max (n))
else
return (0)
})
split_objs <- which (split_objs > 0)
# Then split coords into 2 lists, one for non-split objects and one
# containing those listed in split_objs
coords_split <- coords [split_objs]
coords <- coords [-split_objs]
# Then make new lists of xy and memberships by spliting objects in
# coords_split. These lists are of unknown length, requiring an
# unsightly double loop.
xy <- list ()
membs <- NULL
for (i in coords_split) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) < 3) {
xy [[length (xy) + 1]] <- i [, 1:2]
membs <- c (membs, 0)
} else {
# Allow for multiple group memberships
indx_i <- which (n > 2)
for (j in indx_i) {
indx_j <- which (temp [, j] == 1)
if (length (indx_j) > 2) {
xy [[length (xy) + 1]] <- i [indx_j, 1:2]
membs <- c (membs, j)
}
indx_j <- which (temp [, j] == 0)
if (length (indx_j) > 2) {
xy [[length (xy) + 1]] <- i [indx_j, 1:2]
membs <- c (membs, 0)
}
} # end for j
} # end else !(max (n) < 3)
} # end for i
# Then add the non-split groups
xy <- c (xy, lapply (coords, function (i) i [, 1:2]))
membs2 <- sapply (coords, function (i) {
temp <- i [, 3:ncol (i), drop = FALSE]
temp [temp > 1] <- 1
n <- colSums (temp)
if (max (n) < nrow (temp))
n <- 0
else
n <- which.max (n)
return (n)
})
membs <- c (membs, membs2)
return (list ("membs" = membs, "xy" = xy))
}
#' cbind membs to xy so that membs maps straight onto cols
#'
#' @note This is the first place at which the OSM ID rownames have to be
#' removed, because data.frame objects are not allowed to be constructed with
#' duplicate row.names.
#'
#' @noRd
cbind_membs_xy <- function (membs, xy) {
xym <- mapply ("cbind", xy, membs, SIMPLIFY = FALSE)
for (i in seq (xym)) {
rownames (xym [[i]]) <- NULL
xym [[i]] <- data.frame (cbind (i, xym [[i]]))
names (xym [[i]]) <- c ("id", "lon", "lat", "col")
}
do.call (rbind, xym)
}
#' add SpatialPolygonsDataFrame to map
#'
#' @noRd
map_plus_spPolydf_grps <- function (map, xy, aes, cols, size) { #nolint
if (missing (size))
size <- 0
else if (!is.numeric (size))
size <- 0
map + ggplot2::geom_polygon (data = xy, mapping = aes, fill = cols [xy$col],
size = size)
}
#' add SpatialLinesDataFrame to map
#'
#' @noRd
map_plus_spLinedf_grps <- function (map, xyflat, aes, cols, size, shape) { #nolint
if (missing (size))
size <- 0.5
else if (!is.numeric (size))
size <- 0.5
if (missing (shape))
shape <- 1
else if (!is.numeric (shape))
shape <- 1
map + ggplot2::geom_path (data = xyflat, mapping = aes,
colour = cols [xyflat$col], size = size,
linetype = shape)
}
#' draw convex hulls around groups on map
#'
#' @noRd
map_plus_hulls <- function (map, border_width = 1, groups, xyflat, cols) {
id <- NULL # suppress R CMD check note for aes (..,`group = id`) below
if (!is.numeric (border_width))
return (map)
bdry <- list ()
for (i in seq (groups)) {
indx <- which (xyflat$col == i) # col = group membership
if (length (indx) > 1) {
x <- xyflat$lon [indx]
y <- xyflat$lat [indx]
indx <- which (!duplicated (cbind (x, y)))
x <- x [indx]
y <- y [indx]
if (length (x) > 2) {
xy2 <- spatstat.geom::ppp (x, y, xrange = range (x),
yrange = range (y))
ch <- spatstat.geom::convexhull (xy2)
bdry [[i]] <- cbind (i, ch$bdry[[1]]$x, ch$bdry[[1]]$y)
}
}
}
bdry <- data.frame (do.call (rbind, bdry))
names (bdry) <- c ("id", "x", "y")
aes <- ggplot2::aes (x = x, y = y, group = id)
map <- map + ggplot2::geom_polygon (data = bdry, mapping = aes,
colour = cols [bdry$id],
fill = "transparent",
size = border_width)
return (map)
}
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