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Compute the range, maximum, or minimum of the function values in a summary function.
# S3 method for fv range(..., na.rm = TRUE, finite = na.rm) # S3 method for fv max(..., na.rm = TRUE, finite = na.rm) # S3 method for fv min(..., na.rm = TRUE, finite = na.rm)
# S3 method for fv max(..., na.rm = TRUE, finite = na.rm)
# S3 method for fv min(..., na.rm = TRUE, finite = na.rm)
Numeric vector of length 2.
One or more function value tables (objects of class "fv" representing summary functions) or other data.
"fv"
Logical. Whether to ignore NA values.
NA
Logical. Whether to ignore values that are infinite, NaN or NA.
NaN
Adrian Baddeley Adrian.Baddeley@curtin.edu.au
, Rolf Turner r.turner@auckland.ac.nz and Ege Rubak rubak@math.aau.dk.
These are methods for the generic range, max and min. They compute the range, maximum, and minimum of the function values that would be plotted on the \(y\) axis by default.
range
max
min
For more complicated calculations, use with.fv.
with.fv
G <- Gest(cells) range(G) max(G) min(G)
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