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My goal is to find neighbors from my SpatialPolygons object using the poly2nb() command from the sp package in R.

This is my code thus far:

   p <- s_gis %>%

   select(long, lat) %>%

   Polygon()

   ps <- Polygons(list(p), 1000)

   sps <- SpatialPolygons(list(ps))

where s_gis is my dataset. I'm otherwise able to make a successful SpatialPolygons object except for the fact that the slot for plotOrder reads 1, instead of 636353 like it is in my dataset.

Running the poly2nb() commands returns an error Error in sp$mbxv[i]:(n * 2) : argument of length 0 which I'm assuming is coming from the fact that it's finding 0 neighbors given that I only have a plotOrder of 1.

How do I modify the plotOrder? In addition, regarding my error message from the poly2nb() command, if the problem runs deeper, can someone shed some insight as to why? Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

EDIT: I've also tried ps@plotOrder <- s_gis$order to no avail.

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My goal is to find neighbors from my SpatialPolygons object using the poly2nb() command from the sp package in R.

This is my code thus far:

   p <- s_gis %>%

   select(long, lat) %>%

   Polygon()

   ps <- Polygons(list(p), 1000)

   sps <- SpatialPolygons(list(ps))

where s_gis is my dataset. I'm otherwise able to make a successful SpatialPolygons object except for the fact that the slot for plotOrder reads 1, instead of 636353 like it is in my dataset.

Running the poly2nb() commands returns an error Error in sp$mbxv[i]:(n * 2) : argument of length 0 which I'm assuming is coming from the fact that it's finding 0 neighbors given that I only have a plotOrder of 1.

How do I modify the plotOrder? In addition, regarding my error message from the poly2nb() command, if the problem runs deeper, can someone shed some insight as to why? Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

EDIT: I've also tried ps@plotOrder <- s_gis$order to no avail.

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My goal is to find neighbors from my SpatialPolygons object using the poly2nb() command from the sp package in R.

This is my code thus far:

   p <- s_gis %>%

   select(long, lat) %>%

   Polygon()

   ps <- Polygons(list(p), 1000)

   sps <- SpatialPolygons(list(ps))

where s_gis is my dataset. I'm otherwise able to make a successful SpatialPolygons object except for the fact that the slot for plotOrder reads 1, instead of 636353 like it is in my dataset.

Running the poly2nb() commands returns an error Error in sp$mbxv[i]:(n * 2) : argument of length 0 which I'm assuming is coming from the fact that it's finding 0 neighbors given that I only have a plotOrder of 1.

How do I modify the plotOrder? In addition, regarding my error message from the poly2nb() command, if the problem runs deeper, can someone shed some insight as to why? Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

EDIT: I've also tried ps@plotOrder <- s_gis$order to no avail.

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   p <- s_gis %>%

   select(long, lat) %>%

   Polygon()

   ps <- Polygons(list(p), 1000)

   sps <- SpatialPolygons(list(ps))

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