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Possible bug in density.lpp for networks with very short segments #1

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baddstats opened this issue Feb 19, 2021 · 0 comments
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This is an issue transferred from spatstat (spatstat/spatstat#133) because of the package splitup.

Several users have reported erroneous results from density.lpp/densityHeat in which the highest values of density occur at locations far away from the nearest data point. I do not yet have a minimal working example. The bug seems to arise when the network contains very short segments (e.g. shorter than 1 metre in a road network that is 10-100 km wide). This is being investigated.

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