Description Usage Arguments Details Value
varcalcR calculates experimental variograms. This process is suited to
irregulalry spaced data such as samples. If more than one variable is input
all possible semi-variograms and cross-variograms are calculated. Default
arguments will create omni-directional 2D variograms for each variable.
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data |
Data frame of sample data. |
vars |
Character vector, column names in |
sysout |
Character: name of GSLIB-format experimental variogram file
without the extension part, and extension of ".out" is added for
compatibility with |
xyz |
Character vector, column names in |
vpar |
list of named vectors containing parameters for each variogram direction to be calculated. See function argument default for spec. |
variostd |
Scalar boolean, if |
variosills |
Numeric scalar. Sill to standardize to if |
legacy |
Scalar boolean, if |
strict |
Scalar boolean, if |
single |
Boolean: produce a single variogram rather than direct and cross variograms. |
debug |
Scalar boolean. If |
Variogram calculation parameters are provided as a list of vectors for each direction. The default list provided in the function argument list uses a named vector. The vector does not need ot me named but values must be provided in the order shown.
A data frame of class "gstat::gstatVariogram" with calculated
variogram data. Side effect is output variogram calculation file from
varcalc program. This file is used by other programs such as
varmod.
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