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ArcGIS showing error name 'np' is not defined
I have already installed the arcgis library in Python. Used install command:-
pip install arcgis
However, when I am trying to import the following from arcgis I am facing the following issues:-
from ...
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Write strings and float number to an ASCII file with python
I've been trying to concatenate two arrays (string array and float array) and then write the final array to a CSV file. However, I've been facing a lot of problems to solve it. I already tried a lot ...
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ArcGIS 10.4.1 ImportError: cannot import name multiarray with numpy
I've installed ArcGIS 10.4.1, and with it the numpy 1.9.2 library. However, I get the following error when I try to run any scripts with numpy:
>>> import numpy
Runtime error
Traceback (...
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How do I make a list(array) of functions from np.poly1d in numpy?
I'm running through some tiffs that represent the amount of water being evaporated. My code below loops through the images and makes a polynomial function for each pixel.However, after poly_fn is ...
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Installing python packages without dependencies
I am trying to install a specific version of a python package into a pre-installed python environment. The package is laspy and the version is an old one (1.2.5). The package is supposed to work with ...
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Numpy rolling window calculation
I am really new to python and numpy so please bear with me.
I am trying to create a cellular automata for hydrological purposes, more specifically flood modelling.I have 2 rasters, a DEM and a raster ...
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Creating a raster image from a NumPy array
I am scripting using arcpy, and I have a NumPy matrix with dimensions crops by counties. This matrix is populated with floats.
I also have an individual raster image showing crops as well as a ...
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TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'numpy.ndarray' and 'str'
I'm programming in python with OpenCv libraries.
I'm trying to delete shades using opencv, so after that I want to calculate NDVI (Arcpy libraries). So if I calculate NDVI from the original image, it ...
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ArcGIS/Python: How to sum rows based on a common ID
So, I would like a way to sum values in a table based on a common identifier (in the table below, the field 'IWUP'). My table looks something like this:
+--------------------+--------------------+-...
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How to search in one NumPy array for positions for getting at these position the value from a second NumPy array?
I have two raster files which I have converted into NumPy arrays (arcpy.RasterToNumpyArray) to work with the values in the raster cells with Python.
One of the raster has two values True and False. ...
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error importing stats from scipy- new computer with new ArcGIS 10.1 install
I have a new machine with a fresh install of Arc10.1. When ArcGIS installs it also installs python 2.7 with numpy. My script can import scipy (import scipy), but when I try
from scipy import stats
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Python help('modules') command throws WindowsError in IDLE (idle.pyw) but not command line prompt (python.exe)
If I type the following at the python.exe command prompt...
>>>help('modules')
...I get a list of available modules as expected.
However when I type the same thing in the IDLE environment (...
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how to manipulate numpy arrays for use with ESRI's arcpy.da.NumPyArrayToTable
ESRI gives access to moving data from tables to arrays and back. I have a script that takes census data from an api call and converts it into arrays, does some simple math, and then, ideally, puts it ...
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Using Numpy to generate ASCII kernel
I am using ArcGIS focal statistics tool to add spatial autocorrelation to a random raster to model error in DEMs. The input DEM has a 1.5m pixel size and the semivariogram exhibits a sill around ...