"print"(x, ...)
envelope
objects. The way they are printed is different to take into account the possibility of building global envelope following Duranton and Overman (2005): the global envelope is calculated by iteration: the simulations reaching one of the upper or lower values at any distance are eliminated at each step. The process is repeated until Alpha / Number of simulations simulations are dropped. The remaining upper and lower bounds at all distances constitute the global envelope. Interpolation is used if the exact ratio cannot be reached.
data(paracou16)
plot(paracou16)
# Calculate intertype K envelope
Envelope <- KEnvelope(paracou16, NumberOfSimulations = 20, Global = TRUE,
ReferenceType = "V. Americana", NeighborType = "Q. Rosea")
plot(Envelope)
# print
print(Envelope)
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