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Ripleys K Function in ArcGIS Desktop

JessicaAlger — Mon, 10 Feb 2020 01:05:16 GMT

I am trying to use the Ripleys K function in ArcGIS Desktop and the output graph result is not showing up. Is there a trick to get the output graphs to show up? I searched through all of my output folders and tried the analysis multiple times. An output table shows up, but not a graph. Thanks for any suggestions!

Re: Hi. I am trying to use the Ripleys K function to analyze data points and I cannot get the output graph to show up. Is there a trick to get the output graphs to show up? I searched through all of my output folders and tried the analysis many times. An

DanPatterson_Retired — Mon, 10 Feb 2020 03:09:46 GMT

In ArcGIS Pro?

Multi-Distance Spatial Cluster Analysis (Ripley's K Function)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

Sounds like, it is optionally "nothing". Perhaps if you want to graph something, then you will have to create one from the tabular results.

Display_Results_Graphically

(Optional)

This parameter has no effect; it remains to support backward compatibility.

NO_DISPLAY —No graphical summary will be created (default).
DISPLAY_IT —A graphical summary will be created as a graph layer.

Re: Hi. I am trying to use the Ripleys K function to analyze data points and I cannot get the output graph to show up. Is there a trick to get the out

RodrigoSolinis-Casparius — Sat, 12 Mar 2022 22:43:32 GMT

I have the same question, the graph was created automatically in other versions (it did in ArcMap)? ArcGIS Pro 2.9 does NOT have such optional parameter (see image). Any ideas?

Re: Hi. I am trying to use the Ripleys K function to analyze data points and I cannot get the output graph to show up. Is there a trick to get the out

LaurenGriffin — Sat, 16 Jul 2022 00:03:39 GMT

I agree it's a shame that the chart isn't generated automatically. Fortunately it's quite easy to create the chart from the output table.

Right-click the output table and choose to create a line chart.

I hope this helps!

Best wishes,

Lauren Griffin, Esri