Find kernel function from spatial pattern in a raster file
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I would like to use a raster map (find below) to create a kernel density distribution. The objective is to extrapolate the kernel density function of this spatial pattern, f(x,y).
Then, I want to generate a grid of values (of the same size of the raster file) such that sum(grid) = 50000 and grid[i,j] = f[x,y]*sum(grid).
Do yo have any suggestion on how to do it? And if it is possible to do it in R?
r spatial kernel-density
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
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I would like to use a raster map (find below) to create a kernel density distribution. The objective is to extrapolate the kernel density function of this spatial pattern, f(x,y).
Then, I want to generate a grid of values (of the same size of the raster file) such that sum(grid) = 50000 and grid[i,j] = f[x,y]*sum(grid).
Do yo have any suggestion on how to do it? And if it is possible to do it in R?
r spatial kernel-density
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
CafféSospesoCafféSospeso
1601213
add a comment |
I would like to use a raster map (find below) to create a kernel density distribution. The objective is to extrapolate the kernel density function of this spatial pattern, f(x,y).
Then, I want to generate a grid of values (of the same size of the raster file) such that sum(grid) = 50000 and grid[i,j] = f[x,y]*sum(grid).
Do yo have any suggestion on how to do it? And if it is possible to do it in R?
r spatial kernel-density
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
CafféSospesoCafféSospeso
1601213
I would like to use a raster map (find below) to create a kernel density distribution. The objective is to extrapolate the kernel density function of this spatial pattern, f(x,y).
Then, I want to generate a grid of values (of the same size of the raster file) such that sum(grid) = 50000 and grid[i,j] = f[x,y]*sum(grid).
Do yo have any suggestion on how to do it? And if it is possible to do it in R?
r spatial kernel-density
r spatial kernel-density
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
CafféSospesoCafféSospeso
1601213
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
CafféSospesoCafféSospeso
1601213
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
CafféSospesoCafféSospeso
1601213
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
CafféSospesoCafféSospeso
1601213
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
CafféSospesoCafféSospeso
1601213
1601213
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