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How are focal statistics calculated in ArcGIS Pro?
The output focal statistics raster. The raster for which the focal statistics for each input cell will be calculated. The cells surrounding a processing cell that will be used in the statistic calculation. There are several predefined neighborhood types to choose from, or a custom kernel can be defined.
How is the weight of focal statistics determined?
See the Irregular and Weight sections of How Focal Statistics works for information on creating and using kernel files. Only for the statistics types of Mean, Standard Deviation, or Sum can the Neighborhood type can be set to Weight.
Are there any statistics for a floating point raster?
If the input raster is floating point, only the Mean, Maximum, Median, Minimum, Percentile, Range, Standard deviation, and Sum statistics are available; the Majority, Minority, and Variety statistics are not permitted.
How are variables connected to the raster calculator?
Variables are connected to the Raster Calculator tool when they are selected from the list of variables. All variables are automatically listed in the Variable list inside the tool. When a dataset or variable is used in the expression, a link between the variable and the tool will be created.
What kind of Statistics are available in ArcGIS?
Calculates for each input cell location a statistic of the values within a specified neighborhood around it. If the input raster is of floating-point type, only the Mean, Maximum, Minimum, Range, Standard deviation, and Sum statistics are available; the Majority, Minority, Median, and Variety statistics are not permitted.
Is there a way to calculate the mean difference?
The tool “focal statistic” looks like exactly what I need, however, there is no way to calculate the mean difference with it, only the sum, the mean. Does anyone have an idea about how to solve this by using an approach equivalent to the focal statistic but that allows me to calculate the mean difference?