rmf_gradient | R Documentation |
rmf_gradient.rmf_2d_array
calculates the x and y components of the gradient from a 2d scalar field
rmf_gradient.rmf_3d_array
calculates the x, y and z components of the gradient from a 3d scalar field
rmf_gradient.rmf_4d_array
calculates the x, y and z components of the gradient from a 4d scalar field where the 4th dimension is time
rmf_gradient(...) ## S3 method for class 'rmf_2d_array' rmf_gradient(obj, dis, na_values = NULL, mask = obj * 0 + 1) ## S3 method for class 'rmf_3d_array' rmf_gradient(obj, dis, na_values = NULL, mask = obj * 0 + 1) ## S3 method for class 'rmf_4d_array' rmf_gradient(obj, dis, l, ...)
... |
additional arguments passed to |
obj |
4d array with the scalars |
dis |
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na_values |
optional; sets these values in obj to 0; defaults to NULL |
mask |
logical 3d array indicating which cells to include in the gradient calculation; defaults to all cells active |
l |
integer index used to subset the 4th dimension of the 4d array |
The gradient is evaluated in the direction of increasing x & y values. Central differences are used for interior points; single-sided differences for values at the edges of the matrix.
The gradient is evaluated in the direction of increasing x, y & z values. Central differences are used for interior points; single-sided differences for values at the edges of the matrix.
the 4d array is subsetted on the 4th dimension to a 3d array from which the gradient is calculated
a list with the x and y components of the gradient field as 2d arrays
a list with the x, y and z components of the gradient field as 3d arrays
a list with the x, y and z components of the gradient field as 3d arrays
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