RE: [Bmelibpy-devel] Question about "dmax" argument

[Dimitri D'O. <dim...@fs...>]

Hello Yasuyuki,

Sorry for this very long time since your post, but I was on holidays. =
You've
maybe found a solution in between...

Your question reveals the necessity of coherence between the functions =
and
your analysis of the python code is very helpful to enlighten the
incoherencies we (surely) have left in it.

I agree with your proposal to use for BMEprobamoments the same =
convention as
for neighbours, i.e. to make dmax a list. That is what I have done in =
most
functions for this type of arguments.

Could you correct BMEprobamoments in this way? Could you also check that =
it
works fine with dmax as a list?

Thank you for your contribution!

Dimitri

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