We need to reproduce the functionality of the [ESRI cell statistics command]
My preference would be for one method with arguments of a) the stack of rasters (2 or more), b) the output raster, c) the overlay statistic, and d) whether to ignore NoData if present in any or calculate with what you can...
The highest priorities are max, min, mean and std, but all are simple to calculate and super useful.
- MEAN - Mean (average) of the inputs
- MAJORITY - Value that occurs most often
- MAXIMUM - determines the largest value
- MEDIAN - Median of inputs
- MINIMUM - Smallest non-nodata vlaue of hte inputs
- MINORITY - Value that occurs the most often.
- RANGE - distance between max and min
- STD - Calculates the standard deviation of the inpluts
- SUM - Total of all values
- VARIETY - Number of unique Values/
We need to reproduce the functionality of the [ESRI cell statistics command]
My preference would be for one method with arguments of a) the stack of rasters (2 or more), b) the output raster, c) the overlay statistic, and d) whether to ignore NoData if present in any or calculate with what you can...
The highest priorities are max, min, mean and std, but all are simple to calculate and super useful.