geospt-package |
Geostatistical Analysis and Design of Optimal Spatial Sampling Networks |
ariari |
Ariari Map. |
ariprec |
Data from climatic stations of the Ariari River (Meta-Colombia Department) |
bestnet |
Generate a SpatialPoints object corresponding to the best result obtained in an optimized network |
bp.with.outlier.label |
geospt internal function |
COSha10 |
Soil organic carbon database at a sampling depth of 0-10 cm |
COSha10map |
Map of total soil carbon stock (t/ha) at 0-10 cm depth |
COSha30 |
Soil organic carbon database at a sampling depth of 0-30 cm |
COSha30map |
Map of total soil carbon stock (t/ha) at 0-30 cm depth |
criteria.cv |
Cross-validation summaries |
criterio.cv |
Cross-validation summaries |
est.variograms |
Variogram Estimator |
extractFormula |
geospt internal function |
geospt |
Geostatistical Analysis and Design of Optimal Spatial Sampling Networks |
graph.idw |
Graph that describes the behavior of the optimized _p_ smoothing parameter. |
graph.rbf |
Graph that describes the behavior of the optimized _eta_ and _rho_ parameters, associated with a radial basis function |
idw.cv |
idw cross validation leave-one-out |
lalib |
Map of boundary enclosing La Libertad Research Center |
network.design |
Generating 'AKSE' associated with a conditioned network design |
pocket.plot |
graphs the probability or standardized variance in the directions north-south or east-west |
preci |
Empirical data related to rainfall |
rbf |
gaussian, exponential, trigonometric, thin plate spline, inverse multiquadratic, and multiquadratic radial basis function prediction |
rbf.cv |
rbf cross validation leave-one-out |
rbf.cv1 |
Generates a RMSPE value, result of cross validation leave-one-out |
RBF.phi |
radial basis function evaluation |
rbf.tcv |
table of rbf cross validation, leave-one-out |
samplePts |
sample _n_ point locations in (or on) a spatial object |
seqPtsOptNet |
Design of optimal sampling networks through the sequential points method |
simPtsOptNet |
Design of optimal sampling networks through the simultaneous points method |