[Bmelibpy-devel] Question about "dmax" argument

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Dear All,

I have a question about "dmax" argument
in bmeprobamoments function.
dmax is a input argument used for specifying maximum distance
between estimation point and data location.
In Space/Time analysis, dmax should have 3 elements.

In "bmeprobamoments" function, dmax is handled as "array" object.
On the other hand, in "neighbours" function which is called in
"bmeprobamoments", dmax is handled as "list" object.
That means there is inconsistency in type of object.

How should I deal with this problem?
Since "neighbours" function is already in approved status,
I think we'd better change type of object in bmeprobamoments function.
Please give me your suggestion.

Yasuyuki Akita



--On Friday, August 12, 2005 9:36 AM +0200 Didrik Pinte <dp...@it...> 
wrote:

> Yasuyuki,
>
> Here are some samples of a project I'm currently working on. It links
> ArcGIS Geoprocessing tools and Matlab.
>
> The files are the following :
>
> [1] arcgis.py : contains an Arcgis class interfacing the access to
> ArcGIS Geoprocessing object
>
> [2] matlabInterface.py : contains a Matlab class interfacing the access
> to Matlab (6.x and 7.x)
>
> [3] scaldit.py : the script of the project (it computes vulnerability
> maps for groundwater bodies here in Belgium)
>
> [4] scalditUI.py : A glade interface for the scaldit.py script (the
> glade files are not in attachement but I can send them if you need it).
>
> Feel free to ask some explanation about that.
>
> Didrik