bw_ref: Normal Reference Distribution.
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bw_ref R Documentation
Normal Reference Distribution.
Description
A simple wrapper for the MASS::bandwidth.nrd function. Divides values by 4 to match the scale of ks methods
Usage
bw_ref(x)
Arguments
x
2d matrix of data values.
Value
A numeric vector of estimated x and y bandwidths. Must subset your data if you wish to obtain group specific bandwidths.
Author(s)
Shannon E. Albeke, Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center, University of Wyoming
Examples
data("rodents")
# Subset the data for a single species
spec1<- rodents[rodents$Species == "Species1", ]
# Calculate the bandwidth
bw_hucv(as.matrix(spec1[, c("Ave_C", "Ave_N")]))
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Normal Reference Distribution.
Description
A simple wrapper for the MASS::bandwidth.nrd function. Divides values by 4 to match the scale of ks methods
Usage
bw_ref(x)
Arguments
x |
2d matrix of data values. |
Value
A numeric vector of estimated x and y bandwidths. Must subset your data if you wish to obtain group specific bandwidths.
Author(s)
Shannon E. Albeke, Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center, University of Wyoming
Examples
data("rodents")
# Subset the data for a single species
spec1<- rodents[rodents$Species == "Species1", ]
# Calculate the bandwidth
bw_hucv(as.matrix(spec1[, c("Ave_C", "Ave_N")]))
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