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  Running ‘meuse_psgp.R’ [4s/4s]
  Comparing ‘meuse_psgp.Rout’ to ‘meuse_psgp.Rout.save’ ...1,42d0
  <
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  < > library(psgp)
  <
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  <
  < The following object(s) are masked from 'package:base':
  <
  < as.Date, as.Date.numeric
  <
  < Geospatial Data Abstraction Library extensions to R successfully loaded
  < Loaded GDAL runtime: GDAL 1.7.3, released 2010/11/10
  < Path to GDAL shared files: /usr/share/gdal/1.7
  < Loaded PROJ.4 runtime: Rel. 4.7.1, 23 September 2009, [PJ_VERSION: 470]
  < Path to PROJ.4 shared files: (autodetected)
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  < qq
  <
  < > set.seed(100)
  < > # set up data:
  < > data(meuse)
  < > coordinates(meuse) = ~x+y
  < > meuse$value = log(meuse$zinc)
  < > data(meuse.grid)
  < > gridded(meuse.grid) = ~x+y
  < > proj4string(meuse) = CRS("+init=epsg:28992")
  < > proj4string(meuse.grid) = CRS("+init=epsg:28992")
  < >
  < > # set up intamap object:
  < > psgpObject = createIntamapObject(
  < + observations = meuse,
  < + formulaString=as.formula(value~1),
  < + predictionLocations = meuse.grid,
  < + class = "psgp"
  < + )
  < >
  < > # run test:
  < > checkSetup(psgpObject)
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  < >
  < > # do interpolation steps:
  < > psgpObject = estimateParameters(psgpObject)
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  < >
  < > # make prediction
  < > psgpObject = spatialPredict(psgpObject)
  723c675
  < Range (P0) :844.492840
  ---
  > Range (P0) :844.492816
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  < Length scale (P0) :1752.485517
  ---
  > Length scale (P0) :1752.485482
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  < >
  < > # Plot prediction
  < > # plotIntamap(psgpObject)
  < > # plotIntamap(meuse, pch=1, cex=sqrt(meuse$value)/20, add=TRUE)
  < >
  Running ‘psgp.R’ [3s/3s]
  Comparing ‘psgp.Rout’ to ‘psgp.Rout.save’ ...1,40d0
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  < > library(psgp) # requires intamap
  <
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  < Path to GDAL shared files: /usr/share/gdal/1.7
  < Loaded PROJ.4 runtime: Rel. 4.7.1, 23 September 2009, [PJ_VERSION: 470]
  < Path to PROJ.4 shared files: (autodetected)
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  < >
  < > data(meuse)
  < > observations = data.frame(x = meuse$x,y = meuse$y,value = log(meuse$zinc))
  < > coordinates(observations) = ~x+y
  < > set.seed(13531)
  < > predictionLocations = spsample(observations, 50, "regular")
  < >
  < > krigingObject = createIntamapObject(
  < + observations = observations,
  < + predictionLocations = predictionLocations,
  < + formulaString = as.formula(value~1),
  < + params = list(doAnisotropy = TRUE, thresh = quantile(observations$value,0.9)),
  < + outputWhat = list(mean=TRUE, variance=TRUE, excprob = 5.9, cumdistr = 5.9,
  < + quantile = .1)
  < + )
  < > class(krigingObject) = c("psgp")
  < >
  < > checkSetup(krigingObject)
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  < > krigingObject = preProcess(krigingObject)
  < > krigingObject = estimateParameters(krigingObject)
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  < > krigingObject = spatialPredict(krigingObject)
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  > Range (P0) :844.492802
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  < Length scale (P0) :1752.485469
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  > Length scale (P0) :1752.485475
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  < > krigingObject = postProcess(krigingObject)
  < >
  < > # Send predictions back to Java. Not sure how to deal with this spatial object though...?
  < > summary(krigingObject$outputTable)
  < x y mean variance
  < Min. :179019 Min. :330013 Min. :4.762 Min. :0.03764
  < 1st Qu.:179485 1st Qu.:330829 1st Qu.:5.314 1st Qu.:0.07613
  < Median :180183 Median :331644 Median :5.874 Median :0.25617
  < Mean :180183 Mean :331644 Mean :6.234 Mean :0.45727
  < 3rd Qu.:180882 3rd Qu.:332459 3rd Qu.:7.409 3rd Qu.:0.64260
  < Max. :181348 Max. :333275 Max. :8.013 Max. :1.81668
  < excprob5.9 cumdistr5.9 quantile0.1
  < Min. :0.0000153 Min. :0.00000 Min. :4.048
  < 1st Qu.:0.0561157 1st Qu.:0.02101 1st Qu.:4.646
  < Median :0.4837435 Median :0.51626 Median :5.177
  < Mean :0.5164719 Mean :0.48353 Mean :5.478
  < 3rd Qu.:0.9789940 3rd Qu.:0.94388 3rd Qu.:6.461
  < Max. :1.0000000 Max. :0.99999 Max. :7.228
  < > summary(krigingObject$observations)
  < Object of class SpatialPointsDataFrame
  < Coordinates:
  < min max
  < x 178605 181390
  < y 329714 333611
  < Is projected: NA
  < proj4string : [NA]
  < Number of points: 155
  < Data attributes:
  < Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
  < 4.727 5.288 5.787 5.886 6.514 7.517
  < > summary(autoKrige(value~1,krigingObject$observations,predictionLocations)$krige_output)
  753,773d678
  < Object of class SpatialPointsDataFrame
  < Coordinates:
  < min max
  < x1 179018.6 181348.1
  < x2 330013.4 333274.7
  < Is projected: NA
  < proj4string : [NA]
  < Number of points: 48
  < Data attributes:
  < var1.pred var1.var var1.stdev
  < Min. :4.929 Min. :0.1153 Min. :0.3395
  < 1st Qu.:5.518 1st Qu.:0.1615 1st Qu.:0.4018
  < Median :6.047 Median :0.3582 Median :0.5963
  < Mean :5.978 Mean :0.3827 Mean :0.5909
  < 3rd Qu.:6.337 3rd Qu.:0.6026 3rd Qu.:0.7762
  < Max. :7.472 Max. :0.6752 Max. :0.8217
  < > autofitVariogram(value~1,krigingObject$observations)$var_model
  < model psill range
  < 1 Nug 0.04847876 0.0000
  < 2 Sph 0.58754476 889.8912
  < >
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