Removes basis functions

Takes an object of class Basis and returns an object of class Basis with selected basis functions removed

Usage

remove_basis(Basis, rmidx)

# S4 method for Basis,ANY
remove_basis(Basis, rmidx)

# S4 method for Basis,SpatialPolygons
remove_basis(Basis, rmidx)

Arguments

Basis

object of class Basis

rmidx

indices of basis functions to remove. Or a SpatialPolygons object; basis functions overlapping this SpatialPolygons object will be retained

See also

auto_basis for automatically constructing basis functions and show_basis for visualising basis functions

Examples

library(sp)
df <- data.frame(x = rnorm(10),
                 y = rnorm(10))
coordinates(df) <- ~x+y
G <- auto_basis(plane(),df,nres=1)
data.frame(G) # Print info on basis
#>          loc1       loc2    scale res
#> 1  -1.9123458 -1.6219373 2.286276   1
#> 2  -0.3886904 -1.6219373 2.286276   1
#> 3   1.1349651 -1.6219373 2.286276   1
#> 4  -1.9123458 -0.4025903 2.286276   1
#> 5  -0.3886904 -0.4025903 2.286276   1
#> 6   1.1349651 -0.4025903 2.286276   1
#> 7  -1.9123458  0.8167566 2.286276   1
#> 8  -0.3886904  0.8167566 2.286276   1
#> 9   1.1349651  0.8167566 2.286276   1
#> 10 -1.9123458  2.0361036 2.286276   1
#> 11 -0.3886904  2.0361036 2.286276   1
#> 12  1.1349651  2.0361036 2.286276   1

## Removing basis functions by index
G_subset <- remove_basis(G, 1:(nbasis(G)-1))
data.frame(G_subset)
#>        loc1     loc2    scale res
#> 12 1.134965 2.036104 2.286276   1

## Removing basis functions using SpatialPolygons
x <- 1
poly <- Polygon(rbind(c(-x, -x), c(-x, x), c(x, x), c(x, -x), c(-x, -x)))
polys <- Polygons(list(poly), "1")
spatpolys <- SpatialPolygons(list(polys))
G_subset <- remove_basis(G, spatpolys)
data.frame(G_subset)
#>         loc1       loc2    scale res
#> 5 -0.3886904 -0.4025903 2.286276   1
#> 8 -0.3886904  0.8167566 2.286276   1