Open brycefrank opened 4 years ago
Bryce, Was away from email and just saw this. Will figure out what the issue is. Doug
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Hello!
Thank you for the hard work on this package, it is incredibly exhaustive and useful.
One thing I am struggling with is fitting a thin plate spline with knots that are not at the sample locations. Here is an example that slightly modifies an example given in the manual:
library(fields)
data(ozone2)
y16<- ozone2$y[16,]
good<- !is.na( y16)
y<- y16[good]
x<- ozone2$lon.lat[ good,]
#
#
xknots<- cover.design( x, 50, num.nn= 75)$design # select 50 knot points
Tps(x,y, knots=xknots)
I receive the error
Error in eigen(A + B, symmetric = TRUE) :
infinite or missing values in 'x'
I am able to fit a thin plate spline using knots not at the sample locations using some code I have written, but I would like to take advantage of this package to fit the lambda parameter. I have been using this publication for my own code so far:
Cicchitelli, Giuseppe, and Giorgio E. Montanari. "Model\assisted estimation of a spatial population mean." International Statistical Review 80, no. 1 (2012): 111-126.https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/23257169.pdf?casa_token=lVL5qok3eLYAAAAA:3Io_EwoCn0MgqgVH8ku_Ua-fBxMhF0hLQ428WQ7nwZCsVex2RAe2ms-g30lTcvnxAM8SkkZmTTdHIc_umHOEpwcxWklvvenM6teX_VhUfcDDnbBoOwo
Any insight on why this error is showing up would be helpful.
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Doug,
It is no problem! I did a bit of digging myself and could not find any obvious issues. It is clear that there are three negative values in the eigenvalues. If I remember correctly it was around here:
Although it could have been in fields.diagonalize.R
, I can't recall. This leads to the error when the square root is taken here:
In any case I have moved on to another method for my own reasons so it is not urgent.
OK Bryce. There are alternatives in fields and in the package LatticeKrig to handle large problems and so the need to resort to knots is not as useful.
E.g. fastTps should be able to handle several thousand locations.
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Doug,
It is no problem! I did a bit of digging myself and could not find any obvious issues. It is clear that there are three negative values in the eigenvalues. If I remember correctly it was around here:
Although it could have been in fields.diagonalize.R, I can't recall. This leads to the error when the square root is taken here:
In any case I have moved on to another method for my own reasons so it is not urgent.
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Hello!
Thank you for the hard work on this package, it is incredibly exhaustive and useful.
One thing I am struggling with is fitting a thin plate spline with knots that are not at the sample locations. Here is an example that slightly modifies an example given in the manual:
I receive the error
I am able to fit a thin plate spline using knots not at the sample locations using some code I have written, but I would like to take advantage of this package to fit the lambda parameter. I have been using this publication for my own code so far:
Cicchitelli, Giuseppe, and Giorgio E. Montanari. "Model‐assisted estimation of a spatial population mean." International Statistical Review 80, no. 1 (2012): 111-126.
Any insight on why this error is showing up would be helpful.