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Re: data size limitations using gstat

To: "Soeren Hese (Tel.+49|30|67055-429)" <Soeren.Hese@dlr.de>
Subject: Re: data size limitations using gstat
From: "Edzer J. Pebesma" <edzer@pangea.Stanford.EDU>
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 09:50:57 -0800
Cc: gstat-info@geog.uu.nl
Organization: Universiteit Utrecht
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"Soeren Hese (Tel.+49|30|67055-429)" wrote:

> Is gstat restricted to less than that?

gstat has hardly any built-in restrictions, and certainly not
related to number of data.

> Actual all I want to do is to calculate an experimental Semivario
> gram with different directions but it starts going mad after
> the progress bar reaches 100%.

What do you mean by going mad? Which version do you use, on which
platform? What happened after the progress bar reached 100% ?
--
Edzer

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