inlabru-deprecated | R Documentation |
These functions still attempt to do their job, but will be removed in a future version.
mesh_triangle_integration(mesh, tri_subset = NULL, nsub = NULL)
bru_mapper_offset(...)
is.inside(mesh, loc, mesh.coords = NULL)
vertices.inla.mesh(...)
mesh |
an inla.mesh object. |
tri_subset |
Optional triangle index vector for integration on a subset
of the mesh triangles (Default |
nsub |
number of subdivision points along each triangle edge, giving
|
... |
Usually passed on to other methods |
loc |
Points in space stored either as data.frame, a two-column matrix of x and y coordinates or a SpatialPoints object. |
mesh.coords |
Coordinate names of the mesh. Use only if loc is a data.frame with respective column names. |
mesh_triangle_integration
returns a list
with elements loc
and weight
with integration points for the mesh
is.inside()
: Single column matrix of Boolean values indicating if a point is
inside the mesh.
mesh_triangle_integration()
: Integration scheme for mesh triangle interiors
bru_mapper_offset()
: Creates a bru_mapper_const()
mapper.
is.inside()
: Find out which points are inside a mesh.
in favour of fm_is_within()
.
Replace is.inside(mesh, loc)
with fm_is_within(loc, mesh)
.
vertices.inla.mesh()
: Extract vertex locations from an inla.mesh
.
Converts the vertices of an inla.mesh
object into a SpatialPointsDataFrame
.
Deprecated in favour of fm_vertices()
Finn Lindgren finn.lindgren@gmail.com
fm_is_within()
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