Clarification

[Ebenezer Ogunsakin]

Dear All

Good day.

I was reading a book titled Spatial and Spatio-temporal Bayesian Models with R-INLA.

In Chapter 7 precisely, I saw this line of code

Georgia.adj <- paste(my.dir,"LBW in Georgia/Georgia.graph",sep="")

Please can someone explain to me how to obtain Georgia.graph for other countries or continent? I think it emanates from Shapefile but not so sure. Any suggestion would help.

Thank you.

[Aditya L. Ramadona]

Hi,
There is an explanation on how to obtain the graph for other places in Chapter 6 of the same book.

Best regards,
Aditya

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# You neeed a folder called "London Suicides" inside your working directory (my.dir)

# with the data downloaded from

# https://sites.google.com/a/r-inla.org/stbook/datasets

library(maptools)

library(spdep)

load("dataset/London Suicides/LondonSuicides.RData")

london.gen <- readShapePoly("dataset/London Suicides/LDNSuicides.shp")

temp <- poly2nb(london.gen)

nb2INLA("LDN1.graph", temp)

LDN.adj <- paste(getwd(),"/LDN.graph",sep="")

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