I have a list of lists called flat_head
.
dput(flat_head)
structure(list(`0.25_0.05` = list(c(66, 102, 4.84), c(56, 75,
3.63), c(15, 134, 0)), `0.25_0.1` = list(c(147, 27, 0), c(98,
18, 4.84), c(141, 54, 4.84)), `0.5_0.05` = list(c(64, 130, 4.84
), c(61, 97, 4.84), c(58, 16, 4.84))), .Names = c("0.25_0.05",
"0.25_0.1", "0.5_0.05"))
I wrote a small function to run through each list and calculate Moran's I from a spatial points data frame. It works for a single list but it throws an error when I use lapply
.
require(spdep)
M_fun <- function(x){
x2 <- unlist(x[[1]])
x3 <- matrix(x2,ncol = 3, byrow=TRUE)
colnames(x3) <- c("x","y","prey")
coords1<-as.data.frame(x3[,1:2])
spdf <- SpatialPointsDataFrame(coords1,as.data.frame(x3[,3]))
nm <- knn2nb(knearneigh(spdf))
all.linked <- max(unlist(nbdists(nm, spdf)))
nb <- dnearneigh(spdf, 0, all.linked)
colW <- nb2listw(nb, style="W")
results1<-moran(spdf@data$`x3[, 3]`, colW, length(nb), Szero(colW))
return(results1)
}
y<- M_fun(flat_head) # works
final<-lapply(flat_head, M_fun) # does not work
Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong?
y<- M_fun(flat_head) # works
final<-lapply(flat_head, M_fun) # does not work
For these two to be equivalent you would have to have y <- M_fun(flat_head[[1]])
or similar since lapply()
applies the function to each element of the list.
At the moment my guess is that y<- M_fun(flat_head)
is giving you the output of M_fun for just the first list of flat_head. This is because you have x2 <- unlist(x[[1]])
in the first line of the function.
If you change this to x2 <- unlist(x)
it should work.
Consider using dput(flat_head)
to create a better reproducible example.