Returns an ErrorMargin of the given type with the given value.
| Usage | Returns |
|---|---|
ee.ErrorMargin(value, unit) | ErrorMargin |
| Argument | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
value | Float, default: null | The maximum error value allowed by the margin. Ignored if the unit is 'infinite'. |
unit | String, default: "meters" | The unit of this margin: 'meters', 'projected' or 'infinite'. |
Examples
JavaScript
// Construct a variety of error margins. print(ee.ErrorMargin(0)); // unit: meters value: 0 print(ee.ErrorMargin(1)); // unit: meters value: 1 // Negative margin yields a positive value. print(ee.ErrorMargin(-1)); // unit: meters value: 1 // Large values are turned into an 'infinite' print(ee.ErrorMargin(1e8)); // unit: infinite // A very large error margin does not quite trigger infinite, which is 2.0e7. print(ee.ErrorMargin(1e7)); // unit: meters value: 10000000 // Being explicit about the units of the error margin. print(ee.ErrorMargin(1, 'meters')); // unit: meters value: 1 print(ee.ErrorMargin(1, 'projected')); // unit: projected value: 1 print(ee.ErrorMargin(1, 'infinite')); // unit: infinite
Python
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