Hello all,
I am new to programming with arcpy, so this question may be basic.
I have a raster with positive and negative values. I would like to create a histogram for the values inside a polygon. I have used the Zonal Histogram tool in the spatial analyst tools (arcpy.sa), and I obtain an output table with 256 bins. However, I do not know the ranges associated with the bins. The bins are only given by OBJECTID numbering 1 to 256. How do I determine the ranges of the bins using python?
I know that if I change the symbology of the raster to classified, I will get specified bin ranges given by the column "Label". However, this seems to limit me to 32 bins. Also, I would like to be able to do everything in python without having to change the symbology in arcmap.
Thanks in advance for the help!
I am new to programming with arcpy, so this question may be basic.
I have a raster with positive and negative values. I would like to create a histogram for the values inside a polygon. I have used the Zonal Histogram tool in the spatial analyst tools (arcpy.sa), and I obtain an output table with 256 bins. However, I do not know the ranges associated with the bins. The bins are only given by OBJECTID numbering 1 to 256. How do I determine the ranges of the bins using python?
I know that if I change the symbology of the raster to classified, I will get specified bin ranges given by the column "Label". However, this seems to limit me to 32 bins. Also, I would like to be able to do everything in python without having to change the symbology in arcmap.
Thanks in advance for the help!