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I fix a species distribution model and predict the suitable habitat using this model, and then I got a map plotted in R.
I tried to save this prediction as a raster, using code:
rf<-writeRaster(px, filename="predict.tif", format="GTiff")
However, I could only export a tif format file without a attribute table. I could put this raster to Arcgis software, but without a attribute table, it is difficult to run any analysis.
How can I export a raster with its attribute table in R?
arcgis-desktop r attribute-table
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I fix a species distribution model and predict the suitable habitat using this model, and then I got a map plotted in R.
I tried to save this prediction as a raster, using code:
rf<-writeRaster(px, filename="predict.tif", format="GTiff")
However, I could only export a tif format file without a attribute table. I could put this raster to Arcgis software, but without a attribute table, it is difficult to run any analysis.
How can I export a raster with its attribute table in R?
arcgis-desktop r attribute-table
asked 10 mins ago
Lili LiLili Li
404
add a comment |
I fix a species distribution model and predict the suitable habitat using this model, and then I got a map plotted in R.
I tried to save this prediction as a raster, using code:
rf<-writeRaster(px, filename="predict.tif", format="GTiff")
However, I could only export a tif format file without a attribute table. I could put this raster to Arcgis software, but without a attribute table, it is difficult to run any analysis.
How can I export a raster with its attribute table in R?
arcgis-desktop r attribute-table
asked 10 mins ago
Lili LiLili Li
404
I fix a species distribution model and predict the suitable habitat using this model, and then I got a map plotted in R.
I tried to save this prediction as a raster, using code:
rf<-writeRaster(px, filename="predict.tif", format="GTiff")
However, I could only export a tif format file without a attribute table. I could put this raster to Arcgis software, but without a attribute table, it is difficult to run any analysis.
How can I export a raster with its attribute table in R?
arcgis-desktop r attribute-table
arcgis-desktop r attribute-table
asked 10 mins ago
Lili LiLili Li
404
asked 10 mins ago
Lili LiLili Li
404
asked 10 mins ago
Lili LiLili Li
404
asked 10 mins ago
Lili LiLili Li
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