RELEASE NOTES spatstat 1.16-0 30 June 2009 OVERVIEW Point-and-click interface under development. Hanisch-style estimators for summary functions F, G, J, I. Convex hull and test for convexity. Legend plotted automatically in plot.fv. Kernel smoothing functions accelerated. NEW FUNCTIONS iplot istat Rudimentary point-and-click interface for display and analysis of a spatial point pattern (requires the packages 'rpanel' and 'tkrplot') is.convex Determines whether a window is convex. convexhull Computes the convex hull of a window, a point pattern, a line segment pattern or other spatial object. Lcross.inhom Ldot.inhom Inhomogeneous multitype versions of L(r) IMPROVEMENTS/ENHANCEMENTS Fest,Gest,Jest Gdot,Gcross,Gmulti Jdot,Jcross,Jmulti Iest The Hanisch style estimators are now also computed (i.e. the Hanisch 1984 estimator of G(r), the Chiu-Stoyan 1998 estimator of F(r), and the corresponding estimators of the other functions) These functions have a new argument 'correction' to select the edge correction(s). plot.fv An explanatory legend is now plotted, by default (controlled by the new arguments 'legend' and 'legendpos') plot.fasp New argument 'legend=FALSE' controls whether legends are plotted in each panel. alltypes Now recognises "L" as an abbreviation for Lest, Lcross Kinhom density.ppp Faster computation in some cases tess intersect.tess dirichlet delaunay Faster computation in some cases BUGS [1] Fest, Gest If the point pattern X was empty, the result of Fest(X) or Gest(X) was not an object of class "fv". Fixed. [2] Linhom The error message 'NaNs generated in sqrt(K/pi)' sometimes occurred when using the leave-one-out estimator of intensity. If a small bandwidth 'sigma' was selected, the estimated intensity could be negative at some locations (due to rounding effects), generating this error. Fixed. [3] density.ppp density.psp smooth.ppp Kmeasure blur These functions sometimes issued a warning that "sigma is too large for this window". Fixed. [4] plot.tess If the tiles of the tessellation were binary masks, the plot looked strange. (Spotted by Alexandre Villers). Fixed.