parameter.range

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Range of model specific parameters

parameter.range returns the range of the parameters specific to a parametrised variogram model or a covariance function

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Keywords
spatial
Usage
parameter.range(model, param, dim=1)
Arguments
model
the variogram model or covariance function, see CovarianceFct
param
see CovarianceFct
dim
the dimension of the random field
Value

• If the model is not valid or not specified for the given dimension, NaN is returned. If the model does not have additional parameters, NULL is returned. Otherwise a list is returned. If the parameter space is simple, a list of the following elements is returned
• theoreticalThe theoretical ranges of the parameters. Note that open and closed intervals are not distinguished here.
• practicalThe ranges of the parameters usually not exceeded in practical applications.
• Both elements are matrices with two rows and the number of columns being the number of parameters. If the parameter space is complex, the parameter space is devided into rectangular areas and theoretical and practical are lists where each element is a matrix as above.

CovarianceFct

Aliases
• parameter.range
Examples
parameter.range("exponential", param=NA, dim=1) # NULL
try(parameter.range("power", param=NA, dim=1))
try(parameter.range("power", param=c(NA, NA, NA, NA, 2), dim=2))
Print(parameter.range("gengneiting", param=NA, dim=2))
Print(parameter.range("nsst", param=NA,  dim=1))
Print(parameter.range("hyper",param, dim=1))
Documentation reproduced from package RandomFields, version 2.0.71, License: GPL (>= 2)

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