define the center of coordinates before modeling in the Modeling tabs when using a planar model. This shifts data to respective longitudes (#196) (1)
if "0th meridian" longitudes are transposed to the range (-180, 180)
if "180th meridian" longitudes are transposed to the range (0, 360)
a vignette was added to the package describing features for the processing of coordinate data (#196)
Centering of data enables the planar model to understand that data around the Pacific "belongs together" and that the data is not on different sides of a planar map when using longitudes between (-180, 180) degrees.
When setting a different center for modeling and for plotting (which includes the predictions), then there will be a warning. Data on the west coast of South America is missing since longitudes have been transposed to a range of (0, 360) degrees, but the plot with an Atlantic center shows the range of (-180, 180) degrees.
MpiIsoApp 24.05.1
New Features
a vignette was added to the package describing features for the processing of coordinate data (#196)
Centering of data enables the planar model to understand that data around the Pacific "belongs together" and that the data is not on different sides of a planar map when using longitudes between (-180, 180) degrees.
When setting a different center for modeling and for plotting (which includes the predictions), then there will be a warning. Data on the west coast of South America is missing since longitudes have been transposed to a range of (0, 360) degrees, but the plot with an Atlantic center shows the range of (-180, 180) degrees.