slope.psp: Calculate slopes for a spatstat psp object
In MikkoVihtakari/sclero: Measure Growth Patterns and Align Sampling Spots in Photographs
View source: R/psp.slope.intercept.R
slope.psp R Documentation
Calculate slopes for a spatstat psp object
Description
Calculates a slope for each line segment in a psp object
Usage
slope.psp(x, orthogonal = FALSE)
Arguments
x
a psp object
orthogonal
logical indicating whether a slope for orthogonal line to x should be returned instead of slope for x
Details
The function assumes that each line segment has an infinite domain and follows the line equation $y = slope * x + intercept$.
Value
Returns a numeric vector containing slopes of line segments in the same order than x
Author(s)
Mikko Vihtakari
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View source: R/psp.slope.intercept.R
| slope.psp | R Documentation |
Calculate slopes for a spatstat psp object
Description
Calculates a slope for each line segment in a psp object
Usage
slope.psp(x, orthogonal = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
a |
orthogonal |
logical indicating whether a slope for orthogonal line to |
Details
The function assumes that each line segment has an infinite domain and follows the line equation $y = slope * x + intercept$.
Value
Returns a numeric vector containing slopes of line segments in the same order than x
Author(s)
Mikko Vihtakari
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