[R-sig-Geo] simulation loop and creating weights

[Terry Griffin]

Thank you Roger!

>>> Roger Bivand <Roger.Bivand at nhh.no> 08/31/07 1:19 AM >>>
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007, Terry Griffin wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> In a simulation I'm running, I would like to create a series of listw 
> weight matrices outside of the simulation loop.  The appropriate inverse 
> distance weights matrix I want to use is determined within the 
> simulation loop using the sp.correlogram function.  For instance there 
> are 5 possible different weight matrices, mat1..mat5.  Each of these 
> matrices takes a little while to create, and with 1000 replications it 
> takes up a lot of time.
>
> Using an ifelse statement I can isolate the appropriate distance from 
> the sp.correlogram function, but when I try to paste or cat the number 
> from the ifelse statement to the name "mat", it is not recognized as a 
> listw.  Is there a way to speed the along?

Without seeing your code, it is well-nigh impossible to say, but most 
likely your use (or lack of use) of get() is not working - get() lets you 
access an object, possibly in a different environment, by name given as a 
string value. It may be that you are getting a character string from 
paste("mat", i, sep=""), and need to wrap that string in a get(), to 
access the object of that name.

Roger

>
> Thank you,
>
> Terry
>
>
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