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Hi! Previously plotting the block, the background of the raster was really nice. Now, is all in line
Previously
My code: sb <- blockCV::cv_spatial(pts2, #ocurrence column = species_name, r = pred.brick, #raster spatial k = 5, size = range.size, #from autocorrelation hexagon = FALSE, selection = "random", # randomly grouping the folds iteration = 100, # find evenly dispersed folds biomod2 = TRUE, # creates a table format you can use in biomod plot = TRUE)
Could you help me identifying how to improve the plot? ggplot2 is updated Thanks
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fix the issue #50
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Hi @Cam-in, thanks for reporting the issue! I’ve fixed it. Just reinstall the package from GitHub with:
remotes::install_github("rvalavi/blockCV", dependencies = TRUE)
You can now adjust the background image quality (resolution) with the max_pixels argument if needed.
max_pixels
Closing this issue now.
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Hi! Previously plotting the block, the background of the raster was really nice. Now, is all in line
Previously
My code:
sb <- blockCV::cv_spatial(pts2, #ocurrence
column = species_name,
r = pred.brick, #raster spatial
k = 5,
size = range.size, #from autocorrelation
hexagon = FALSE,
selection = "random", # randomly grouping the folds
iteration = 100, # find evenly dispersed folds
biomod2 = TRUE, # creates a table format you can use in biomod
plot = TRUE)
Could you help me identifying how to improve the plot? ggplot2 is updated
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: