Currently one can use the sp_get_spatial_output_list_value condition with a richness calculation to specify a definition query to exclude groups with low (or high) scores. However, this requires the prior calculation of a spatial output with richness included.
For example:
sp_get_spatial_output_list_value (
output => 'sp1', # using spatial output called sp1
list => 'SPATIAL_RESULTS', # from the SPATIAL_RESULTS list
index => 'RICHNESS_SET1', # get index value for RICHNESS_SET1
) > 3
It would be much more convenient if this were available as a new condition, with simpler arguments.
The current approach has the advantage that one can use any neighbour set in the spatial analysis to exclude regions, but the single group case is likely to be much more common.
shawnlaffan
commented
3 years ago
Currently one can use the
sp_get_spatial_output_list_valuecondition with a richness calculation to specify a definition query to exclude groups with low (or high) scores. However, this requires the prior calculation of a spatial output with richness included.For example:
It would be much more convenient if this were available as a new condition, with simpler arguments.
The current approach has the advantage that one can use any neighbour set in the spatial analysis to exclude regions, but the single group case is likely to be much more common.