taRifx-package |
Random collection of functions, particularly those for working with SpatialPolygons, SpatialPoints, etc. objects |
as.matrix.by |
Produces a nice summary table by groupings |
between |
Classify values into groups based on which numbers they're between |
bin |
Classify values into groups based on which numbers they're between |
bytable |
Produces a nice summary table by groupings |
categorize |
Categorize a vector based on a data.frame with two columns, the low and high end points of each category |
cleanLatLon |
Standardize latitude/longitude coordinates |
closestPoint |
Cartesian distance between points |
compareplot |
Bar plot divided by three groupings |
countPointsInPolys |
Count points within a polygon |
cumDist |
Calculate cumulative distance along a matrix of x,y coordinates |
daysofweek |
Return a vector of the days of the week, in order |
distinct |
Returns number of distinct observations in each column of a data frame or in a vector |
evens |
Shortcut functions to return the odd and even values from a vector |
expandDF |
Functions to manipulate data frames |
first |
Convenience functions to return the last/first element of a vector |
fpart |
Obtain the fractional part of a numeric |
hist_horiz |
Kludgy horizontal histogram function (really should just fix the lattice equivalent) |
homogenous |
Returns whether a vector is homogenous or not |
interpolatePathpoints |
Interpolate points along a path |
last |
Convenience functions to return the last/first element of a vector |
latex.table.by |
Exports a latex table with the first N columns being multirow grouping variables. |
lineDist |
Line distance in SpatialLinesDataFrame |
middle.group |
Return a vector containing the locations of the middle of every group in a vector. |
odds |
Shortcut functions to return the odd and even values from a vector |
panel.densityplot.enhanced |
Various panel functions |
panel.ecdf |
Various panel functions |
panel.xyplot_rug |
Various panel functions |
pointDistPairwise |
Create all pairwise distances of points from a SpatialPointsDataFrame |
pointgrid2SpatialPolygons |
Take a grid of regularly spaced points (such as those output by the centroids of Arc's fishnet function) and convert it to various grid data types |
quantile_cutpoints |
Classify values into groups based on which numbers they're between |
remove.factors |
Converts all factors in a data.frame to character. |
reshapeSLDF |
Reshape a spatialLinesDataFrame into a series of points with associated information |
roundnear |
Rounds a numeric vector to arbitrary values (not just decimal values as with round) or to a specified number of significant digits. |
round_sigfig |
Rounds a numeric vector to arbitrary values (not just decimal values as with round) or to a specified number of significant digits. |
searchPattern |
Create a vector that starts with a given number and widens out |
shift |
Shifts a vector's elements left or right by N elements. |
simpledist |
Cartesian distance between points |
SLDFtoLine |
Convert a SpatialLinesDataFrame to a single line matrix with associated segment information |
smoothLines |
Smooth the line segments in a SpatialLinesDataFrame |
sort.data.frame |
Sort a data.frame |
SPDFareas |
Return areas of polygons in a SpatialPolygonsDataFrame |
SPDFtoPointsDF |
Convert SpatialPointsDataFrame to a regular data.frame with the coordinates as "x" and "y" |
splitc |
Split data over columns |
splitDF |
Functions to manipulate data frames |
subsetSPDF |
Subset SpatialPolygonsDataFrame or SpatialPointsDataFrame |
taRifx |
Random collection of functions, particularly those for working with SpatialPolygons, SpatialPoints, etc. objects |
title.page.new |
Plot a title page containing the given text. Good for breaking up sections of plot PDFs. |
trues |
Return vector of equal length containing all TRUEs |
unsplitDF |
Functions to manipulate data frames |
xtable.lme |
Add in methods to handle LME objects in xtable |
xtable.summary.lme |
Add in methods to handle LME objects in xtable |
xtablelm |
Produces the output of an lm object as it appears in the R console when you type summary(lmobject) |