G. Allegri wrote:
Following a thread I've opened on the grass-users list, I would like to
suggest a proposal to add a flag, to the r.mapcalc command, to discrd
NULL values when evaluating aggregation functions like max(), min(),
mode(), etc.
Looking into the code of, for example., the max()
In 7.0, I've added nmin, nmax, nmedian and nmode functions which
ignore nulls.
Great Glynn!
Thanks.
giovannni
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Following a thread I've opened on the grass-users list, I would like to
suggest a proposal to add a flag, to the r.mapcalc command, to discrd
NULL values when evaluating aggregation functions like max(), min(),
mode(), etc.
Looking into the code of, for example., the max() function [1], it seems
Hi Giovanni, all,
On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 12:17 PM, G. Allegri gioha...@gmail.com wrote:
Following a thread I've opened on the grass-users list, I would like to
suggest a proposal to add a flag, to the r.mapcalc command, to discrd
NULL values when evaluating aggregation functions like max(),
Shouldn't it be the default behavior?
I supposed it too, but it isn't ;)
giovanni
ciao madi
This would let us do filtering (with row/columns offsets) as it is done
in r.neighbors, where the NULL values are directly discarded.
giovanni
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