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Semi/CoVariance Cloud POPUPS

TedCronin

So, if I open up my subset, and I have more than 500 records (I have a 1000), i get the popup. If I change the attribute, I get another popup. If I change the attribute again, I get another popup, etc..... Why not give me one popup, and then after the first one, not give me additional popups, seems a bit redundant. I get it. i have more than 500 points, I don't need to be reminded over and over and over and over and over and over.

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TedCronin

I am back, now trying to rework my steps to see if I can repro anything. Had a blue screen from spatial stats on production machine, so I was a bit tied up.

TedCronin

ok, I will try and get a dataset out this week, hopefully by tomorrow.

EricKrause

Even if it only happens with one dataset, we'd still like to know. If it's happening with one, it will happen with others.

TedCronin

We have Win 7 and XP machines. I tested both and didn't get the crash.

Thank you Eric. I am currently trying to automate a process for Sales Extraction, and once that has been completed, I will take a look again but with different data, if there are any crashes with this other data, I will attach or email directly. Not getting a crash on your end is a good thing, IMO, but will retest soon, anyway. this other layer I will be extracting out points and polys so I can go through your tutorial.

EricKrause

We have Win 7 and XP machines. I tested both and didn't get the crash.

TedCronin

Ted

These 2 ESDA tools creates "dots" on the graph, where each dot represents what happens between 2 points. The number of points in the graph can be calculated by computing n(n+1)/2, where n=number of points.

We have done testing and determined that n=500 is sufficient, i.e. 125,250 dots on the graph. Using more than 500 points really does not tell you much more, so we decided to warn you each time. n=1000 will create half a million dots, will you learn any more than if you used n=500?

A rule of thumb when doing ESDA is to create a subset (use the CreateSubsets GP tool) if you're using a large dataset. 1000 is large when talking to geostatisticians.

I cannot repro the crash.

Hope this helps and thanks for testing

Steve

Ok, I will retest on some other data, and see if I can repro. Are you guys using Win 7?

SteveLynch

Ted

These 2 ESDA tools creates "dots" on the graph, where each dot represents what happens between 2 points. The number of points in the graph can be calculated by computing n(n+1)/2, where n=number of points.

We have done testing and determined that n=500 is sufficient, i.e. 125,250 dots on the graph. Using more than 500 points really does not tell you much more, so we decided to warn you each time. n=1000 will create half a million dots, will you learn any more than if you used n=500?

A rule of thumb when doing ESDA is to create a subset (use the CreateSubsets GP tool) if you're using a large dataset. 1000 is large when talking to geostatisticians.

I cannot repro the crash.

Hope this helps and thanks for testing

Steve

TedCronin

Perhaps a similiar behavior to the Crosscovariance tool, where I set the top data source, see the annoying popus twice, but when I hit the second tier, I don't see the popups.

It seems like I may have experienced a crash with this tool as well, not a physical crash, but a not responding crash.

Duped twice.

So, it completes, but I do get an unspecified error in the crosscovariance tab.

So, that's cool, after I get the unspecified error, I can still add it to layout, so that works... it is still unspecified, but I can see it on my map. if I shake the dialog, I can see the error jiggle 🙂

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