Hi, I'm currently exploring the GRASS capabilities for shell scripting. After
the first steps I found that I don't see how to do some basic stuff.
For example: Is there a way to access the matrix of cell values of a raster
to get those values? If I were operating GRASS directly, I'd use r.what...
I see, then I'll leave aside the scripting option in order to delve into the
r.series code.
Thanks a lot!
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Ok, with this I made some progress. I still don't understand many details of
the code, but the overall operation is now much clearer to me, so I'll keep
investigating on this way.
I'd also like to explore the scripting possibility. Do you think that mi
purpose could be achieved with shell or pytho
It is a version of the ordered weighted averaging, with two kind of weights:
one associated with the raster layer and another one that depends on the
order of the cell. Look, this is how I do it with r.mapcalc when there are
just 2 raster layers:
where "w"i are the weights of each layer and "zi"
I guess I could use the code of r.series, modifying it a bit to obtain a new
function. The problem is that... man, that code is hard to understand. I do
have some notions of C, but here I'm finding a lot of trouble to see what it
does. For example, I don't see where it does the calculations: there
Hi, here's the problem: I need to implement an operation in GRASS wich takes
an UNDEFINED number of raster layers and, for each position, takes the cell
of each raster, sort those values, makes some calculations and store the
result in the same position of the output raster.
I know how to do it wi
