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MoshTemp 3.0
Some substantial changes from 1.0, and 2.0. Mainly in project directories and output objects. All objects for a project are now in a project object. Individal objects can always be written out.
Next up, a FDM module. Just an exercise to do a quick comparision. Then a study or two..
Downlad the zip. Run the script “Land1900Present”
It creates a directory for the project runs the analysis and writes out way too much data.
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Thanks for the work and the nicely packaged application! Like you, I’m a novice in R, but I’ll follow along as I can.
I noticed a graphic title error in the second last line of Land1900Present.R
plotAnomalySeries(GD,”MonthlyTemps”,MonthlyTemp/10,Smooth=tri48,Title=”Annual”)
where the title, I think, should be “Monthly”.
Other than that, MoshTemp3.0 installed and ran just fine in my newly-installed R on my Windows box. I look forward to more.
HA it ran!
Cool. Graphics for me is always the last deal. I try to get the output complete so that graphics can be handled as a separate task, independent of the program. I really dont like the way most guys do there R where they put together the analysis and the graphics.
Plus I HATE 2D graphics. ok rant over
Ayup, ran fine and clean first time. Graphs look like they should and the data in the .dat files seems sane. Took no more than 5 minutes from download to viewing the created graphs. Installing the packages was the only extra step. Nice job. I hate graphics, with no discrimination about their D, for D > 0, but R seems to make it less painful than most.
Very cool.
I’m playing with SST data now. I had an old version of raster and could not get the data in.
The package maintainer was on the mail list today, and I got all the SST data in in one line.
of course there are some warts with how they handle NA, but I should be able to make short order
of the Sea. merging with the land will be a trick, but doable.
Glad it worked for you. Now I can just load up scripts and folders