MeshCreationMatchingRectangles: Mesh creation for rectangle matching

Description Usage Arguments Value

View source: R/BasicFunctions.R

Description

Creates a 2D mesh with the inla.mesh.2d function which have a Voronoi triangulation which matches rectanglges given as input.

Usage

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MeshCreationMatchingRectangles(
  rectangleCentersX,
  rectangleCentersY,
  rectangleWidth,
  rectangleHeight,
  convHullVar.convex = -0.15,
  convHullVar.concave = convHullVar.convex,
  convHullVar.resolution = c(120, 120),
  meshVar.max.edge = c(2, 10),
  meshVar.offset = 6,
  meshVar.cutoff = 0.2,
  y.cutoff.boundary = NULL,
  countingDomainExpanded
)

Arguments

rectangleCentersX

Vector with X-coordinate of the centerpoint of each of the obligatory rectangles

rectangleCentersY

Vector with X-coordinate of the centerpoint of each of the obligatory rectangles

rectangleWidth

Vector with the width of each of the obligatory rectangles

rectangleHeight

Vector with the height of each of the obligatory rectanglges

convHullVar.convex

convex parameter of inla.nonvonvex.hull. See ?inla.nonconvex.hull for details

convHullVar.concave

concave parameter of inla.nonvonvex.hull. See ?inla.nonconvex.hull for details

convHullVar.resolution

resolution parameter of inla.nonvonvex.hull. See ?inla.nonconvex.hull for details

meshVar.max.edge

max.edge parameter of inla.mesh.2d. Smaller values gives smaller triangles outside triangles. See ?inla.mesh.2d for details

meshVar.offset

offset parameter of inla.mesh.2d. See ?inla.mesh.2d for details

meshVar.cutoff

vector with cutoff parameters of inla.mesh.2d. See ?inla.mesh.2d for details

y.cutoff.boundary

numeric vector deciding the y-values which should be the coundary for the different cutoff-values. NULL means the first is applied everywhere

countingDomainExpanded

Expanded coutning domain used to define the inner boundary for the mesh

Value

An INLA mesh object


PointProcess/SealPupProduction-JRSSC-code documentation built on Jan. 27, 2020, 10:06 p.m.