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Issues list

Controlling Grid Spatial Extent in voxel_metrics Function Feature request Asking for a new feature
#803 opened Apr 1, 2025 by fnincao
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1
How to ensure ensure plot_metrics works with normalized las_catalog? Question Not an issue, just a question
#802 opened Mar 31, 2025 by jacobslu
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1
Large rasters cause integer overflow in raster_cell_from_xy()
#785 opened Oct 29, 2024 by bfrank5
2
Vertical stratification of the point cloud Feature request Asking for a new feature
#768 opened Jul 9, 2024 by spono
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4
Non-API calls CRAN A change that is required by the CRAN
#762 opened Jun 22, 2024 by Jean-Romain
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1
Unexpected behaviour classify_roi() Bug A bug in the package
#732 opened Nov 21, 2023 by zoeschindler
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3
pixel_metrics cannot use a SpatRaster as a template Bug A bug in the package
#731 opened Nov 21, 2023 by candelas762
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Access Violation in writeLAS Bug A bug in the package Segfault Damned R crashed!
#709 opened Aug 31, 2023 by AMarthaller
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2
Segmentation with Li 2012 may change as a function of point ordering Bug A bug in the package
#355 opened Jun 25, 2020 by Jean-Romain
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