On Feb 15, 2010, at 10:02 AM, geir wrote:
Sorry, i did indeed mean function - not package.
kde2d lets you determine the grid - you choose "n" and "lims", which
gives
you and n x n matrix for which the density is estimated (Seems like
the
output is meant for graphical purposes). But i have a matrix
consisting of
points (x,y) where i want the corresponding density estimates f(x,y).
Exactly the sort of data situation that kde2d expects.
i cant
see how i can do this using "n" and "lims".
As far as I can tell kde2D does exactly what you asked. (And there
were 150+ other citations that might be worth looking at with my
second suggestion, if I have have misunderstood your request.)
My suggestion would be to work through the examples on the kde2d help
page, examine the objects created (since "x" and "y" will then have
two meanings in their respective objects) and then come back if you
are still confused. When you do come back, you should bring with you
a sample dataset for testing purposes and show an example of how you
think your output should look.
I have tried to search for simil problems, but so fare i havent
found any
(may be because its too trivial?).
--
David Winsemius, MD
Heritage Laboratories
West Hartford, CT
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