Is there a way to convert to a point feature class, but only converting the raster cells with a value >0?
A large proportion of my raster cell values are 0 and I don't want to include them in the table.
You can use SetNull to set the 0 values to NoData, and then run the raster to point conversion process.
Thanks Shaun!
Do you know how I might be able to transform the output raster so the resulting frequency distribution is normal?
A kernel density estimate is a fit distribution and is commonly referred to as a probability density function (PDF). If you transform the resulting PDF it will become somewhat meaningless.
Could you describe what you mean by Int ()? I am looking to generate a table like this from raster data (a kernel density output), but don't know how.
Thanks!
Int() is the Spatial Analyst function to convert data between floating point values (i.e. real numbers) into discrete integer values (i.e. whole numbers). For this specific problem, you might want to start with the two techniques Steve Lynch mentions, or the sampling that Jeffery Evans mentions at the end of his post if you are interested in just sampling for a statistical analysis.