Changes between Version 74 and Version 75 of udg/ecoms/RPackage/examples
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v74 v75 12 12 13 13 14 == Basic loading examples15 14 == Basic loading and other data manipulation examples 15 {{{#!comment 16 16 The `loadeR.ECOMS` package has been built using a (Linux) 32-bit OS, as well as all examples and time estimates. Thus, the performance may vary significantly depending on the aforementioned factors. As a rule of thumb, this would be a recommended usage of the `loadECOMS` function: 17 17 18 {{{#!comment 18 19 19 * [wiki:./pointSelection EXAMPLE 1: Single Point Selections]: Objects in this case are relatively small because the longitude and latitude dimensions are dropped. As a result, it is possible to load all members (in the case of forecast datasets) for the whole time span (typically around 30 years) without memory problems. 20 20 }}} 21 21 22 * [wiki:./continentalSelection EXAMPLE 2: Regional-Continental Domain Selections]: Depending on the size of the spatial window, it may be possible to access all members, but preferably a few members should be selected, and time spans no longer than one decade.22 * [wiki:./continentalSelection EXAMPLE 1: Basic loading example: A Regional-Continental Domain Selection]: Depending on the size of the spatial window, it may be possible to access all members, but preferably a few members should be selected, and time spans no longer than one decade. 23 23 24 24 {{{#!comment … … 26 26 }}} 27 27 28 * [./bias EXAMPLE 2: Calculating multi-member bias]: A worked example on how to compute the bias of several members of a forecast (CFS) against an observed reference (WFDEI), and on how to specify monthly aggregations of the original data. 28 29 29 == Additional examples 30 * [./drift EXAMPLE 3: Analysis of model drift]: A worked example on how to compute and visualize the model drift of a forecast system. 30 31 31 * [. /bias EXAMPLE 3: Calculating multi-member bias]: A worked example on how to compute the bias of several members of a forecast (CFS) against an observed reference (WFDEI), and on how to specify monthly aggregations of the original data.32 * [../biascorrection EXAMPLE 4: Bias correction and data export]: A worked example on how to perform bias correction on seasonal forecasting data and, additionally, exporting the results in netcdf format. 32 33 33 * [./ drift EXAMPLE 4: Analysis of model drift]: A worked example on how to compute and visualize the model drift of a forecast system.34 * [./verification EXAMPLE 5: forecast verification]: A worked example on seasonal forecast data loading and verification against observations. 34 35 35 * [../biascorrection EXAMPLE 5: Bias correction and data export]: A worked example on how to perform bias correction on seasonal forecasting data and, additionally, exporting the results in netcdf format. 36 37 * [./verification EXAMPLE 6: forecast verification]: A worked example on seasonal forecast data loading and verification against observations. 38 39 * [./visualization EXAMPLE 7: forecast visualization]: A worked example on the use of visualizeR for the generation of verification plots. 36 * [./visualization EXAMPLE 6: forecast visualization]: A worked example on the use of visualizeR for the generation of verification plots.