ee.Filter.maxDifference

Tworzy filtr jednoargumentowy lub dwuargumentowy, który zwraca wartość true, jeśli lewy i prawy operand (oba są liczbami) mieszczą się w określonej maksymalnej różnicy. Jeśli jest używana jako warunek złączenia, ta różnica liczbowa jest używana jako miara złączenia.

Wykorzystanie	Zwroty
ee.Filter.maxDifference(difference, leftField, rightValue, rightField, leftValue)	Filtr

Argument	Typ	Szczegóły
difference	Liczba zmiennoprzecinkowa	Maksymalna różnica, dla której filtr zwróci wartość „prawda”.
leftField	Ciąg tekstowy, domyślnie: null	Selektor lewego argumentu. Nie należy go określać, jeśli określono wartość leftValue.
rightValue	Obiekt, domyślnie: null	Wartość prawego argumentu. Nie należy go określać, jeśli określono parametr rightField.
rightField	Ciąg tekstowy, domyślnie: null	Selektor prawego argumentu. Nie należy go określać, jeśli określono wartość rightValue.
leftValue	Obiekt, domyślnie: null	Wartość lewego argumentu. Nie należy go określać, jeśli określono parametr leftField.

Przykłady

Edytor kodu (JavaScript)

// Field site vegetation characteristics from projects in western USA.
var fc = ee.FeatureCollection('BLM/AIM/v1/TerrADat/TerrestrialAIM')
  .filter('ProjectName == "Colorado NWDO Kremmling FO 2016"');

// Display field plots on the map.
Map.setCenter(-107.792, 39.871, 7);
Map.addLayer(fc);

// Compare the per-feature values of two properties and filter the collection
// based on the results of various relational expressions. The two properties
// to compare are invasive and non-invasive annual forb cover at each plot.
var leftProperty = 'InvAnnForbCover_AH';
var rightProperty = 'NonInvAnnForbCover_AH';

print('Plots where invasive forb cover is…');

print('…EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.equals(
        {leftField: leftProperty, rightField: rightProperty})));

print('…NOT EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.notEquals(
        {leftField: leftProperty, rightField: rightProperty})));

print('…LESS THAN non-invasive cover',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.lessThan(
        {leftField: leftProperty, rightField: rightProperty})));

print('…LESS THAN OR EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.lessThanOrEquals(
        {leftField: leftProperty, rightField: rightProperty})));

print('…GREATER THAN non-invasive cover',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.greaterThan(
        {leftField: leftProperty, rightField: rightProperty})));

print('…GREATER THAN OR EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.greaterThanOrEquals(
        {leftField: leftProperty, rightField: rightProperty})));

print('…is not greater than 10 percent different than non-invasive cover',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.maxDifference(
        {difference: 10, leftField: leftProperty, rightField: rightProperty})));

// Instead of comparing values of two feature properties using the leftField
// and rightField parameters, you can compare a property value (leftProperty)
// against a constant value (rightValue).
print('Plots where invasive forb cover is greater than 20%',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.greaterThan(
        {leftField: leftProperty, rightValue: 20})));

// You can also swap the operands to assign the constant to the left side of
// the relational expression (leftValue) and the feature property on the right
// (rightField). Here, we get the complement of the previous example.
print('Plots where 20% is greater than invasive forb cover.',
      fc.filter(ee.Filter.greaterThan(
        {leftValue: 20, rightField: leftProperty})));

// Binary filters are useful in joins. For example, group all same-site plots
// together using a saveAll join.
var groupingProp = 'SiteID';
var sitesFc = fc.distinct(groupingProp);

var joinFilter = ee.Filter.equals(
  {leftField: groupingProp, rightField: groupingProp});

var groupedPlots = ee.Join.saveAll('site_plots').apply(sitesFc, fc, joinFilter);
print('List of plots in first site', groupedPlots.first().get('site_plots'));

Konfiguracja Pythona

Informacje o interfejsie Python API i używaniu geemap do interaktywnego programowania znajdziesz na stronie Środowisko Python.

import ee
import geemap.core as geemap

Colab (Python)

# Field site vegetation characteristics from projects in western USA.
fc = ee.FeatureCollection('BLM/AIM/v1/TerrADat/TerrestrialAIM').filter(
    'ProjectName == "Colorado NWDO Kremmling FO 2016"'
)

# Display field plots on the map.
m = geemap.Map()
m.set_center(-107.792, 39.871, 7)
m.add_layer(fc)
display(m)

# Compare the per-feature values of two properties and filter the collection
# based on the results of various relational expressions. The two properties
# to compare are invasive and non-invasive annual forb cover at each plot.
left_property = 'InvAnnForbCover_AH'
right_property = 'NonInvAnnForbCover_AH'

display('Plots where invasive forb cover is…')

display(
    '…EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
    fc.filter(
        ee.Filter.equals(leftField=left_property, rightField=right_property)
    ),
)

display(
    '…NOT EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
    fc.filter(
        ee.Filter.notEquals(leftField=left_property, rightField=right_property)
    ),
)

display(
    '…LESS THAN non-invasive cover',
    fc.filter(
        ee.Filter.lessThan(leftField=left_property, rightField=right_property)
    ),
)

display(
    '…LESS THAN OR EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
    fc.filter(
        ee.Filter.lessThanOrEquals(
            leftField=left_property, rightField=right_property
        )
    ),
)

display(
    '…GREATER THAN non-invasive cover',
    fc.filter(
        ee.Filter.greaterThan(
            leftField=left_property, rightField=right_property
        )
    ),
)

display(
    '…GREATER THAN OR EQUAL to non-invasive cover',
    fc.filter(
        ee.Filter.greaterThanOrEquals(
            leftField=left_property, rightField=right_property
        )
    ),
)

display(
    '…is not greater than 10 percent different than non-invasive cover',
    fc.filter(
        ee.Filter.maxDifference(
            difference=10, leftField=left_property, rightField=right_property
        )
    ),
)

# Instead of comparing values of two feature properties using the leftField
# and rightField parameters, you can compare a property value (left_property)
# against a constant value (rightValue).
display(
    'Plots where invasive forb cover is greater than 20%',
    fc.filter(ee.Filter.greaterThan(leftField=left_property, rightValue=20)),
)

# You can also swap the operands to assign the constant to the left side of
# the relational expression (leftValue) and the feature property on the right
# (rightField). Here, we get the complement of the previous example.
display(
    'Plots where 20% is greater than invasive forb cover.',
    fc.filter(ee.Filter.greaterThan(leftValue=20, rightField=left_property)),
)

# Binary filters are useful in joins. For example, group all same-site plots
# together using a saveAll join.
grouping_prop = 'SiteID'
sites_fc = fc.distinct(grouping_prop)

join_filter = ee.Filter.equals(
    leftField=grouping_prop, rightField=grouping_prop
)

grouped_plots = ee.Join.saveAll('site_plots').apply(sites_fc, fc, join_filter)
display('List of plots in first site', grouped_plots.first().get('site_plots'))