Difference between optimizeMap() and make.acmap()? #164
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Originally posted by @judyssister in #130 (comment) |
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Hi @judyssister - I also made this a new issue as it's a new topic. From the help file for make.acmap
Basically, make.acmap takes your titre data and makes in into the right format for running optimizeMap. If you have your titre data already saved in the right format, you can just read it in and use optimizeMap. Or if you have used make.acmap and you want to run some more optimisations on your map, you can use optimizeMap. Hope this helps. Please reopen this issue if this isn't clear. |
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Thanks, Sarah. Your response always helps me a lot :) |
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Great! Please keep reaching out when you have issues. We really want people to use Racmacs to do good science. |
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Hi @judyssister - I also made this a new issue as it's a new topic.
From the help file for make.acmap
This is a wrapper function for first making a map with table data then, running optimizations to make the map otherwise done with acmap() followed by optimizeMap()Basically, make.acmap takes your titre data and makes in into the right format for running optimizeMap. If you have your titre data already saved in the right format, you can just read it in and use optimizeMap. Or if you have used make.acmap and you want to run some more optimisations on your map, you can use optimizeMap.
Hope this helps. Please reopen this issue if this isn't clear.