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QUESTION
I am currently trying to apply weights to the original precipitation values of my Raster Stack object, called "landCO2". These weights are to take into account the differences in area between the equator and poles. However, I am not sure how to approach applying these to the existing values of the Raster Stack. The idea would be to apply the weights to the original values of each of the 138 raster layers, and then eventually plot these values on a global map with wrld_simpl. Here is what was done so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-26 at 02:45I think this approach should work.
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I am trying to write a function that takes a cell array of functions as an input and that outputs the same functions, but in a somewhat different format.
Specifically, I want a row vector, of say length N
, of functions fVec = [f1(x, y, z), f2(x,y,z), ..., fn(x, y, z)]
all of which always output a column vector of the same length, say M
. Now I want the evaluation of fVec(x, y, z)
to output an MXN
matrix, where each column represents the output of its corresponding vector.
However, because Matlab doesn't accept regular function handle arrays, it must be done using cell arrays. (, right?)
Moreover, I want a general function that works for several sets of functions, that don't necessarily have three inputs. That is, I want the function fVec(1, ..., x) = [f1(1, ..., x), f2(1, ..., x), fn(1, ..., x)]
, meaning that each of the funtions f1, f2, fn
always have the same number of inputs.
Therefore, I need some function that takes as an input a cell array of function handles {f1(1, ..., x), f2(1, ..., x), fn(1, ..., x)}
and outputs some overarching function fVec(1, ..., x)
.
I already tried writing a function that I thought should do this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-28 at 13:24I found it. The answer indeed lay in using varargin
. However, because varargin
passes a cell structure input, you need to access those cells' contents by using varargin{:}
. The function should thus be:
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I have a list of rasters of varying sizes but the same dimensions and resolution. I am trying to mosaic them together to create one raster since I have to calculate Euclidean distance and it doesn't make sense when they are fragmented. I've read other questions on raster mosaic-ing (e.g. adding names(ras_list)<-NULL
and ras_list <- ras_list[lapply(ras_list,length)>0]
) but I keep receiving the message
"Error in matrix(unlist(ini), ncol = 2, byrow = TRUE) : 'data' must be of a vector type, was 'NULL' Calls: do.call ... .rasterObjectFromFile -> .rasterFromRasterFile -> readIniFile -> matrix"
my code snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-14 at 21:59Where exactly does this occur? It looks when reading an input file (but not a tif file). My guess is that you have included a filename that is not correct. I have changed the argument to list.files to possibly fix that, and made some other suggestions.
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