[R-sig-Geo] How to export the result of krige.conv;

[Paulo Justiniano Ribeiro Jr]

So you can transform the values 
returned as list components to matrices

Forinstnce, for predicted values you can
transform kc$pred to a appropriate matrix to reflect your grid.

Note this is underlying several functions
such as
image(kc)
which does such conversion internally.

again your query reffers  how to mnipulate R objects which you can do in 
R's standard ways from krige.conv() output



On Wed, 7 May 2014, 唐国强 wrote:

> In this way I can only get a list of all the values. In my codes, I set up a grid of  420  columns and 565 rows. I hope to fill those values to each grid cell,  then I can get the values on the surface. The result I expect is a 565*420 grid with values calculated with krige.conv.
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> At 2014-05-07 22:49:15,"Paulo Justiniano" <paulojus at leg.ufpr.br> wrote:
>> Ths is just about how to export R objects and any std device can be used
>> There is no specific functionin geoR
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>> krige.conv() retuns a list where the first two components are the
>> kriging predictions and variances which are the ones you may wish to 
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>> Suppose kc is the object with output of krige.conv()
>> as an example you can export as a csv file with:
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>> write.csv(kc[1:2], file="kc.csv")
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>> On Wed, 7 May 2014, ?????? wrote:
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>>> Dear Paulo J. Ribeiro and Peter J. Diggle:I used "krige.conv" to do Krige interplation in a region. But I have difficulties in export the results.I find some
>>> codes on a website https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-sig-geo/2009-July/006167.html. But I can't get it run and I can't understand it probably because the codes
>>> lose some information.
>>> Attachtment is my code. What I want to know is how to export the result of krige.conv to .asc  .xlsx or some others file.
>>> Thank you!
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>>> Guoqiang Tang
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