RELEASE NOTES spatstat 1.17-3 15 december 2009 We thank Ege Rubak, Ya-Mei Chang, David Newbery, Sebastian Schutte and Karl Ove Hufthammar for contributions. OVERVIEW Two important bugs fixed. Point process models can now be fitted to very large point pattern datasets. NA's in covariates are now handled better. Sundry additions and improvements. NEW FUNCTIONS integral.im Integral of a pixel image (sum of pixel values * pixel area). pcfdot Multitype pair correlation (counterpart of Kdot) whist Weighted histogram IMPROVEMENTS/ENHANCEMENTS ppm Point process models can now be fitted to point pattern datasets with very large numbers of points (and to quadrature schemes with a very large number of quadrature points). This is done by splitting the calculation into blocks. predict.ppm It is now possible to compute predicted intensity and conditional intensity at a very large number of points (e.g. on a very fine pixel grid). This is done by splitting the calculation into blocks. spatstat.options New option "maxmatrix" for controlling the size of data blocks in ppm() and predict.ppm(). ppm Improved algorithm for handling covariates (when they are given as pixel images). Warnings about NA's in the covariates should happen less often. plot.owin New argument 'invert' makes it easier to invert the colours when displaying a binary mask. tess New argument 'keepempty' allows empty tiles all summary functions (Kest, Gest, Fest, ...) Slightly accelerated. markcorr Inserted more checks for sanity of data. print.ppm Behaviour improved in the case where the model coefficient vector has length zero. BUGS [1] Kest, Kinhom, Kcross, Kdot, Kmulti, localK, Kcross.inhom, Kdot.inhom, Kmulti.inhom, Kest.fft Results may have been inaccurate when the observation window was a binary mask, and/or when the arguments lambda,lambdaI,lambdaJ were pixel images. Fixed. [2] quadratcount, quadrats For non-rectangular windows, if xbreaks and ybreaks were given, the quadrat counts were INCORRECT. Fixed. [3] plot.ppp When the window was a binary mask, the points were sometimes invisible. Fixed.