Jeff Hanson
Jeff Hanson
Hi, Thanks so much for developing fasterize! I've been playing around with using fasterize with terra, and I noticed that converting `RasterLayer` objects produced by `fasterize::fasterize()` into `terra::rast()` objects can...
This PR provides several fixes. These include (1) fix compatibility issues with upcoming version of the _Matrix_ package (version 1.4-2), (2) update package documentation to provide details for obtaining and...
The cplexAPI R package has been archived on CRAN. Since prioritizr uses this package to interface with CPLEX, this will cause issues for users that rely on CPLEX. I'd reached...
The Marxan Good Practices Handbook outlines a method for automatically calibrating boundary length penalties (https://pacmara.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Marxan-Good-Practices-Handbook-v2-2010.pdf, see section 8.3.5). It would be good to investigate this further, and add functionality to...
The rgdal, rgeos, and maptools R packages will be retired on Jan 1st 2024. So, we'll need to make sure that prioritizr fully transitions away from these packages before then.
Add new objective for maximizing the minimum each feature is represented in the solution, see https://github.com/lizlaw/maximin-test
To generate a portfolio of solutions that are markedly different to inform real-world priority setting, @AnotherBobSmith suggested generating solutions with a random percentage (e.g. 20%) of selected planning units locked...
I propose adding a `add_min_size_constraints` function that would allow users to specify the minimum size a reserve can be to represent a particular feature. I think these constraints could be...
The `add_locked_in_constraints` and `add_locked_out_constraints` will fail--and ungracefully--when locking planning units in a multi-zone problem where some cells have NA values in a given zone and non-NA values in a different...
It looks like it would be useful to have the functionality to Marxan compatible outputs from solutions. How much interest is there in this? If there is a lot of...