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ee.List.filter
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The filter method is used to filter a list based on a given filter criteria.
When filtering non-image or non-feature list items, the property name 'item' is used to refer to the elements within the ee.Filter functions.
The filter method takes a List and a Filter as arguments and returns a List.
Filters a list to only the elements that match the given filter. To filter list items that aren't images or features, test a property named 'item', e.g., ee.Filter.gt('item', 3).
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