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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?
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?
r attribute-table
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?
r attribute-table
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?
r attribute-table
r attribute-table
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