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Thank you very much for creating this package, it is amazing, but I have encountered a problem with it. I imported it as said in the documentation, I checked the requirements, all packages are satisfying them, and I am working with Python 3.7.7.. But still while calling pointpats.L(pp) Python says that there is no attribute L. Have someone encountered this problem? I have attached my import section and the code (not very long). Thank you for your help.
Greetings
Bartosz
import scipy.spatial import pointpats import libpysal as ps
The distance-based statistics are now located at pointpats.distance_statistics. You may want to from pointpats import distance_statistics as stats and then use stats.L() or the new stats.l_test(), which should be documented in our geographicdata.science/book very soon 😄
Hello,
Thank you very much for creating this package, it is amazing, but I have encountered a problem with it. I imported it as said in the documentation, I checked the requirements, all packages are satisfying them, and I am working with Python 3.7.7.. But still while calling pointpats.L(pp) Python says that there is no attribute L. Have someone encountered this problem? I have attached my import section and the code (not very long). Thank you for your help.
Greetings
Bartosz
import scipy.spatial import pointpats import libpysal as ps
pp=pointpats.PointPattern(points) L_Test=pointpats.L(pp)
Result:
`L_Test=pointpats.L(pp) :
AttributeError: module 'pointpats' has no attribute 'L'`
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