geotrellis.feature.op.geometry
Sequence of point features who's values will be used to compute the density.
Function that transforms the point feature's data into an Int value.
Kernel to be used in the computation.
Raster extent of the resulting raster.
Create a new operation with a function that takes the result of this operation and returns a new operation.
Create a new operation with a function that takes the result of this operation and returns a new operation.
Create an operation that applies the function f to the result of this operation, but returns nothing.
Create an operation that applies the function f to the result of this operation, but returns nothing.
Call the given function with this operation as its argument.
Call the given function with this operation as its argument.
This is primarily useful for code readability.
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Kernel to be used in the computation.
Create a new operation that returns the result of the provided function that takes this operation's result as its argument.
Create a new operation that returns the result of the provided function that takes this operation's result as its argument.
Sequence of point features who's values will be used to compute the density.
Raster extent of the resulting raster.
Execute this operation and return the result.
Execute this operation and return the result.
Function that transforms the point feature's data into an Int value.
Create a new operation with a function that takes the result of this operation and returns a new operation.
Create a new operation with a function that takes the result of this operation and returns a new operation.
Same as flatMap.
Computes a Density raster based on the Kernel and set of points provided.
Sequence of point features who's values will be used to compute the density.
Function that transforms the point feature's data into an Int value.
Kernel to be used in the computation.
Raster extent of the resulting raster.
KernelDensity does not currently support Double raster data. If you use a Raster with a Double RasterType (TypeFloat,TypeDouble) the data values will be rounded to integers.