SampleVariogramNd: n-dimensional, optionally directional sample
variogram (classical, madogram, rodogram or cross). AnisotropicLag:
GSLIB 3-D geometric anisotropy. ZonalSemivariance: nested zonal
anisotropy. VariogramEnvelope: permutation or bootstrap envelopes.
VariogramJackknife: delete-one jackknife standard errors.
VariogramCloudBox: variogram-cloud box statistics.
VariogramFractal: Hurst exponent and fractal dimension.
WindowedSemivariance: temporal semivariance in moving windows.
Identical to the Python arm morie.fn.vgextra.
Usage
SampleVariogramNd(
z,
coords,
boundaries,
estimator = "classical",
direction = NULL,
tol = 22.5,
z2 = NULL
)
AnisotropicLag(h, azimuth = 0, dip = 0, rake = 0, ratio1 = 1, ratio2 = 1)
ZonalSemivariance(h, model, zonal_model, axis = 3)
VariogramEnvelope(
z,
coords,
boundaries,
nsim = 99,
level = 0.95,
method = "permutation",
seed = 1
)
VariogramJackknife(z, coords, boundaries)
VariogramCloudBox(z, coords, boundaries)
VariogramFractal(dist, gamma, dim = 1, max_lag = NULL)
WindowedSemivariance(series, lags, window, step = 1)Arguments
- z, z2
Data values.
- coords
Coordinate matrix (any dimension).
- boundaries
Lag-bin boundaries.
- estimator
Estimator.
- direction
Direction vector.
- tol
Angular tolerance (degrees).
- h
Separation vector.
- azimuth, dip, rake
Rotation angles (degrees).
- ratio1, ratio2
Anisotropy ratios.
- model, zonal_model
Variogram models (see
VgmSemivariance).- axis
Zonal axis (1-based).
- nsim
Number of simulations.
- level
Envelope level.
- method
"permutation"or"bootstrap".- seed
Philox seed.
- dist, gamma
Lags and semivariances.
- dim
Embedding dimension.
- max_lag
Largest lag in the fit.
- series
Time series.
- lags
Integer lags.
- window, step
Window length and step.
References
Deutsch, C. V. and Journel, A. G. (1998). GSLIB, 2nd ed. Oxford University Press.
Diggle, P. J. and Ribeiro, P. J. (2007). Model-based Geostatistics. Springer.
Shafer, J. M. and Varljen, M. D. (1990). Approximation of confidence limits on sample semivariograms from single realizations of spatially correlated random fields. Water Resources Research 26, 1787-1802.
