Hi
I'm currently trying to quantify different images by using the spatial distribution of patterns in some simulated chemical reactions I have run. I've read a lot about using generalised recurrence plots however (and please correct me if I'm wrong) I don't seem to be able to find software that has this functionality built in. Is there freely available software out there? Any help with this would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Sam
Spatial data analysis
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Norbert
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Re: Spatial data analysis
As far as I know, there is no public software for it. I myself have developed a C++ code but it is only for a pilot study and I need to check again whether it is maturated enough to be used for general purpose or other data. Moreover, the code is more than 10 years old …
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Smund27
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Re: Spatial data analysis
Ok thank you for your help. I am a masters student who has used normal recurrence plots and RQA extensively in my project but unfortunately I am now nearing the end of my studies and so this further idea will have to be shelved for now.
Thanks again
Thanks again