topic_statistics(1)
β¨ Topic: statistics β¨
okay bestie, welcome to topic_statistics(1) from the GRASS GIS User's Manual π this is the whole squad of GRASS modules that do stats things β univariate, multivariate, kappa, quantiles, the works. no cap, it's a lot, but we're going through every single one. grab a snack π
πΈ The lineup πΈ
d.correlateβ draws you a lil graph of how two raster maps correlate, and yes it does them in pairs π¦db.univarβ does univariate stats on a column you pick from a table πi.ccaβ Canonical components analysis (CCA), for image processing β¨r.clumpβ recategorizes a raster map by smooshing cells that form physically discrete areas into unique categories πr.coinβ tabulates the mutual occurrence (coincidence) of categories across two raster map layers πr.covarβ spits out a covariance/correlation matrix for the raster map layer(s) you specify πr.crossβ makes a cross product of the category values from multiple raster map layers βr.kappaβ calculates the error matrix and the kappa parameter, for accuracy assessment of a classification result π₯r.modeβ finds the mode of values in a cover map, but only inside areas that share the same category value in a base map you specify πr.object.geometryβ calculates geometry parameters for raster objects π§r.quantβ produces the quantization file for a floating-point map πΈr.reclass.areaβ reclasses a raster map that's greater or less than an area size you specify (in hectares) π¦r.regression.lineβ linear regression from two raster maps:y = a + b*xπr.regression.multiβ multiple linear regression from raster maps β¨r.reportβ reports statistics for raster maps πr.statisticsβ calculates category or object oriented statistics πr.statsβ generates area statistics for a raster map πr.stats.quantileβ computes category quantiles, and it does it with two passes πr.stats.zonalβ category or object oriented statistics, the accumulator-based kind πr.support.statsβ updates raster map statistics βr.univarβ univariate statistics from the non-null cells of a raster map πr3.statsβ generates volume statistics for 3D raster maps π₯r3.univarβ univariate statistics from the non-null cells of a 3D raster map πt.rast.univarβ univariate statistics from the non-null cells, for each registered raster map of a space time raster dataset π§t.rast3d.univarβ univariate statistics from the non-null cells, for each registered 3D raster map of a space time 3D raster dataset πΈt.vect.univarβ univariate statistics of attributes, for each registered vector map of a space time vector dataset π¦v.db.univarβ univariate statistics on a selected table column, for a GRASS vector map πv.kcvβ randomly partitions points into test/train sets β¨v.normalβ tests for normality on vector points πv.outlierβ removes outliers from vector point data πv.qcountβ indices for quadrat counts of vector point lists πv.rast.statsβ univariate statistics from a raster map, based on a vector map, then uploads the stats into new attribute columns βv.univarβ univariate statistics of vector map features π
also, bestie: see the corresponding keyword statistics for additional references β there's more where this came from π«Ά
and if you're feeling lost, the indexes got you:
- Main index
- Topics index
- Keywords index
- Graphical index
- Full index
okay that's the whole page, periodt π this was GRASS 8.4.2 β shoutout to the GRASS Development Team, Β© 2003-2025, and the whole thing is from the GRASS GIS 8.4.2 Reference Manual. go run some stats, you're the main character of this analysis fr fr π
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