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are currently in the process of cleaning up the code, so please monitor
this site for future developments. If you have any comments please let
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To
run R code:
- download and install R (http://cran.r-project.org);
- dowload the required packages (if necessary);
- download .R file (text file);
- put the dataset in your working directory (if necessary);
- open .R file in a text editor;
- highlight code in text editor (all or part);
- copy then paste to R command line.
To compile C code:
Under Windows : R CMD SHLIB file.c -o file.dll. For more details see this page .
Under Linux: R CMD SHLIB file.c -o file.so
Chapter 1
Example 1.4. Quadratic mean regularity for random fields on R^2 (R-code)
Chapter 4
Section 4.7.1 Simulating stationary Gaussian random fields (R-code)
Chapter 5
Example 5.1 - 5.3 : Rainfall in the State of Parana (R-code)
Example 5.2 : The radioactive cloud from Chernobyl and daily rainfall in Switzerland (R-code)
Example 5.4 : Analyzing spatio-temporal data for ozone levels (R-code and supplementary material in R, C)
Example 5.5 - 5.7 : Percentage of people with blood group A in 26 Irish counties (R-code)
Example 5.6 : Decaying lavender (R-code)
Example 5.13 : Modeling blank experiments (R-code and supplementary material in C)
Example 5.14: Modeling spatial distribution of agricultural land use (R-code and supplementary material in C)
Example 5.15: Biodiversity in tropical rainforests (R-code)
Example 5.16: Differences in spatial distribution depending on plant species (R-code)
Example 5.17. Estimation and validation of a parametric model for a point process (R-code)
Example 5.20. Model characterizing the spatial distribution of pine trees (R-code and supplementary material in R)
Example 5.21. Spatial pattern of ganglionic cells in a cat’s retina (R-code)
Example 5.22. Spatial distribution of animal species (R-code)
Example 5.23. Lung cancer in Tuscany (Italy)