Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Examples
View source: R/summaryLocations.R
This function is similar to apply for the values of Simulations location-wise. It takes a function and returns a vector with a value for each location: the result of the function applied to all values belonging to this location. This can be useful to generate maps. 
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 | summaryLocations(simulations, 
  locations = 1:nLocations(simulations), 
  plumes = 1:nPlumes(simulations), 
  kinds = 1, 
  fun, summaryFun = weightedMean, 
  weight = 1, na.rm = FALSE, ...)
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| simulations | 
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| locations | indices of  | 
| plumes | indices of  | 
| kinds | index of kind of  | 
| fun | 
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| summaryFun | 
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| weight | to be used by  | 
| na.rm | 
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| ... | further arguments to be forwarded to  | 
summaryLocations is similar to summaryPlumes but is not restricted to associative functions. For a more general function see simulationsApply.
To use a different summaryFun you may use replaceDefault with kind = "summaryFun.summaryPlumes" to check the function beforehand or to generate it by resetting the default parameters of an existing function.
A list of 
| summary | the result of  | 
| summaryLocations | the location-wise results of  | 
Kristina B. Helle, kristina.helle@uni-muenster.de
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | data(radioactivePlumes) 
plumeSample =  c(1:5, 16:20, 30:34, 45:49)# sample of plumes: jan, apr, jul, oct
# plume detection 
# (number of plumes in plumeSample that can be detected at a level of more than 1e-7)
detection1em7 = function(x, ...){
  xExceed = x > 1e-7
  out = sum(xExceed)
  return(out)
}
plumeNr_radioactivePlumes = 
  summaryLocations(radioactivePlumes, 
                   plumes = plumeSample, fun = detection1em7, kinds = 2)
## plot map
plumeNrMap = radioactivePlumes@locations
plumeNrMap@data$plumeNr = plumeNr_radioactivePlumes[["summaryLocations"]]
spplot(plumeNrMap, zcol = "plumeNr")
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