PointPattern1: PointPattern1
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PointPattern1 R Documentation
PointPattern1
Description
A dataset containing locations of some generic events.
The variables are as follows:
Usage
data(PointPattern1)
Format
A data frame with 60 rows and 2 variables
Details
x. x points based on a false origin and normalized to the unit-square for a generic variable like events as cases of flu, the location of trees of a certain species, or the location of fires (0.02849997–0.98884730)
y. y points based on a false origin and normalized to the unit-square for a generic variable like events as cases of flu, the location of trees of a certain species, or the location of fires (0.005306043–0.999807645)
Source
Extracted from Data2.RData file
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PointPattern1
Description
A dataset containing locations of some generic events. The variables are as follows:
Usage
data(PointPattern1)
Format
A data frame with 60 rows and 2 variables
Details
x. x points based on a false origin and normalized to the unit-square for a generic variable like events as cases of flu, the location of trees of a certain species, or the location of fires (0.02849997–0.98884730)
y. y points based on a false origin and normalized to the unit-square for a generic variable like events as cases of flu, the location of trees of a certain species, or the location of fires (0.005306043–0.999807645)
Source
Extracted from Data2.RData file
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