mk_spatial: Non-parametric Man-Kendall trend test
In obaezvil/SpatIndex: Calculate spatially distributed hydroclimatological indices
View source: R/Trend_analyses.R
mk_spatial R Documentation
Non-parametric Man-Kendall trend test
Description
Non-parametric Man-Kendall trend test
Usage
mk_spatial(rst, vct = NULL, conf_level = 0.95, p_thres = 0.05)
Arguments
rst
'SpatRaster' object.
vct
Vector file of the study area (Optional). It will be used to crop
the spatial extent of the raster files if required. This parameter is set
to 'NULL'
conf_level
Level of significance. Set to 0.95 by default.
p_thres
threshold of p-value. Set to 0.05 by default.
Value
returns gridded layers(i.e., grid-cells where p-value < p_thres,
p-value, Kendall_Score-S, Variance_of_Kendall_Score-varS, Tau values,
"Sen's_Slope", "Total_change") and a vector layer (i.e., grid-cells where p-value < p_thres).
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Non-parametric Man-Kendall trend test
Description
Non-parametric Man-Kendall trend test
Usage
mk_spatial(rst, vct = NULL, conf_level = 0.95, p_thres = 0.05)
Arguments
rst |
'SpatRaster' object. |
vct |
Vector file of the study area (Optional). It will be used to crop the spatial extent of the raster files if required. This parameter is set to 'NULL' |
conf_level |
Level of significance. Set to 0.95 by default. |
p_thres |
threshold of p-value. Set to 0.05 by default. |
Value
returns gridded layers(i.e., grid-cells where p-value < p_thres, p-value, Kendall_Score-S, Variance_of_Kendall_Score-varS, Tau values, "Sen's_Slope", "Total_change") and a vector layer (i.e., grid-cells where p-value < p_thres).
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