sampleRast: Randomly sample cells from a GRaster

In adamlilith/fasterRaster: Faster Raster and Spatial Vector Processing Using 'GRASS GIS'

Randomly sample cells from a GRaster

Description

sampleRast() randomly samples cells from non-NA cells of a raster. The output will be a raster with selected non-NA cells, and all other cells set to NA. To generate random points, see spatSample().

Usage

## S4 method for signature 'GRaster'
sampleRast(
  x,
  size,
  prop = FALSE,
  maskvalues = NA,
  updatevalue = NULL,
  test = FALSE,
  seed = NULL
)

Arguments

x	A GRaster.
size	Numeric: Number of cells or proportion of cells to select.
prop	Logical: If TRUE, the value of size will be interpreted as a proportion of cells. The default is FALSE (size is interpreted as the number of cells to select).
maskvalues	Numeric vector, including NA, or NULL (default): Values in the raster to select from. All others will be ignored. If this is NULL, then only non-NA cells will be selected for retention.
updatevalue	Numeric or NULL (default): Value to assign to masked cells. If NULL, then the values in the input raster are retained.
test	Logical: If TRUE, and size is greater than the number of non-NA cells in x, then fail. Testing this can take a long time for large rasters. The default is FALSE.
seed	NULL (default) or numeric: If NULL, then a random seed will be generated for the random number generator. Otherwise a seed can be provided.

Value

A GRaster.

See Also

spatSample(); terra::spatSample(), module r.random in GRASS

Examples

if (grassStarted()) {

# Setup
library(sf)
library(terra)

# Example data
madElev <- fastData("madElev") # raster

# Convert to GRasters and GVectors
elev <- fast(madElev)

### spatSample()
################

# Random points as data.frame or data.table:
randVals <- spatSample(elev, size = 20, values = TRUE)
randVals

# Random points as a points GVector:
randPoints <- spatSample(elev, size = 20, as.points = TRUE)
randPoints
plot(elev)
plot(randPoints, add = TRUE)

# Random points in a select area:
madCoast <- fastData("madCoast4") # vector
coast <- fast(madCoast)
ant <- coast[coast$NAME_4 == "Antanambe"] # subset

restrictedPoints <- spatSample(elev, size = 20, as.points = TRUE,
   strata = ant)

plot(elev)
plot(ant, add = TRUE)
plot(restrictedPoints, add = TRUE) # note 20 points for entire geometry

# Random points, one set per subgeometry:
stratifiedPoints <- spatSample(elev, size = 20, as.points = TRUE,
   strata = ant, byStratum = TRUE)

plot(elev)
plot(ant, add = TRUE)
plot(stratifiedPoints, pch = 21, bg = "red", add = TRUE) # note 20 points per subgeometry

# Random categories:
madCover <- fastData("madCover") # raster
cover <- fast(madCover)

randCover <- spatSample(cover, size = 20, values = TRUE,
     cat = TRUE, xy = TRUE)
randCover

### sampleRast()
################

# Random cells in non-NA cells:
rand <- sampleRast(elev, 10000)
plot(rand)
nonnacell(rand)

# Use custom values for the mask:
randCustomMask <- sampleRast(elev, 10000, maskvalues = 1:20)
plot(randCustomMask)

# Force selected values to a custom value:
randCustomUpdate <- sampleRast(elev, 10000, updatevalue = 7)
plot(randCustomUpdate)

# Custom values for mask and set selected cells to custom value:
randAll <- sampleRast(elev, 10000, maskvalues = 1:20, updatevalue = 7)
plot(randAll)

}

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