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hotspot_grid()
handles non-multipolygon input
geometries (#46).hotspot_dual_kde()
, hotspot_gistar()
and
hotspot_kde()
now warn if KDE bandwidth is smaller than
cell size (#29).count_points_in_polygons()
(which is used internally to
count points in all the hotspot_*()
family of functions)
now respects quiet = TRUE
(#52).count_points_in_polygons()
now passes through columns
in the original dataset, which makes hotspot_count()
more
useful (#41).hotspot_grid()
if provided with polygons now bases the
grid on the boundary of the polygons rather than the convex hull of the
boundary (#42).memphis_precincts
showing Memphis Police
Department precincts, which is required to test the new functionality of
hotspot_grid()
.hotspot_gistar()
now extracts nearest neighbour
distance from provided grid and does not wrongly rely on (and report) an
automatically generated cell size (#38).geometry
(#30).hotspot_kde()
progress bar is now suppressed by
quiet = TRUE
(#25).bandwidth_adjust
(#32).covr
dependency.hotspot_change()
and corresponding methods
for autoplot()
and autolayer()
for measuring
change in the frequency of events between two time periods (#14).hotspot_dual_kde()
for estimating
different relations between the density of two point layers (#1).memphis_population
showing the 2020
population of the centroids of census blocks in Memphis, TN.weights
argument to
hotspot_count()
, hotspot_kde()
and
hotspot_gistar()
.grid
argument to the hotspot_*()
family of functions.hotspot_grid()
added so users can create a
rectangular or hexagonal grid separately from counting points,
calculating KDE values, etc. This may be useful to use the same grid for
different datasets covering a similar area....
arguments were not passed on to
SpatialKDE::kde()
as specified in the documentation.autoplot()
methods for plotting the results
produced by hotspot_count()
, hotspot_kde()
and
hotspot_classify()
.bandwidth_adjust
argument to
hotspot_kde()
and hotspot_gistar()
so that
bandwidth can be set relative to the default.hotspot_*()
family of functions was not clipped to the convex hull of the data, as
specified in the documentation.hotspot_classify()
and
hotspot_classify_params()
functions.\dontrun{}
in some of the documentation
examples to \donttest{}
.hotspot_count()
, hotspot_kde()
and
hotspot_gistar()
.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.