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Retrieval algorithm for rainfall mapping from microwave links in a cellular communication network.
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warn.conflicts in attach() call #2

Closed giacom0rovers1 closed 8 years ago

giacom0rovers1 commented 8 years ago

Hi Aart,

I get numerous warning messages about the object masking done by the 'attach()' function every loop of the interpolation process. It is about 72k rows for the data of the sample, which make the output reading uncomfortable. I also understand that the masking is not an issue but instead makes the code work properly.

So, can I suggest to add the "warn.conflicts = FALSE" option to the attach() function in the Interpolation.R file? It will completely suppress the warnings without altering the program.

if (Variogram=="ClimVar"){ ParamVarModel <- ClimVarParam(DateStr = as.character(t[i]), TimeScaleHours = dt / 3600) attach(ParamVarModel, warn.conflicts = FALSE) Method <- "# Ordinary kriging interpolation. Climatological sill, range, and nugget." }

I already tried that myself and it works correctly, as you can see in the enclosed output file.

Run.Rout2.txt

Regards

Giacomo Roversi Ferrara, Italy

overeem11 commented 8 years ago

Hi Giacomo,

Thanks for the feedback! I will change it in the next version of RAINLINK.

Best regards, Aart

Van: Giacomo Roversi [notifications@github.com] Verzonden: donderdag 1 september 2016 15:17 Aan: overeem11/RAINLINK Onderwerp: [overeem11/RAINLINK] warn.conflicts in attach() call (#2)

Hi Aart,

I get numerous warning messages about the object masking done by the 'attach()' function every loop of the interpolation process. It is about 72k rows for the data of the sample, which make the output reading uncomfortable. I also understand that the masking is not an issue but instead makes the code work properly.

So, can I suggest to add the "warn.conflicts = FALSE" option to the attach() function in the Interpolation.R file? It will completely suppress the warnings without altering the program.

if (Variogram=="ClimVar"){ ParamVarModel <- ClimVarParam(DateStr = as.character(t[i]), TimeScaleHours = dt / 3600) attach(ParamVarModel, warn.conflicts = FALSE) Method <- "# Ordinary kriging interpolation. Climatological sill, range, and nugget." }

I already tried that myself and it works correctly, as you can see in the enclosed output file.

Run.Rout2.txthttps://github.com/overeem11/RAINLINK/files/449694/Run.Rout2.txt

Regards

Giacomo Roversi Ferrara, Italy

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