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what is the type and source of the featureclass that you are trying to do calculations on? is it a featureclass? locally stored? do you own it or have permissions to edit it? is the table joined? there are other reasons but you need to clarify your situation
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keep your backup shapefile copy the shapefile to a featureclass in a file geodatabase Do your calculations on it and use it for your work Export it to a new shapefile and see how that goes Shapefiles are becoming less likely to be useful going forward given that the numeric and string types are moving forward well beyond what shapefiles support.
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it is the " Share outside of organization" under Usage that seems to dictate what is copied data-wise and packaged. It isn't clear whether you are packaging within or external to your organization.
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Package Project (Data Management Tools) | ArcGIS Pro documentation what wasn't in the ppkx that was supposed to be given the guidelines in the help topic. I don't see anything specific in the public facing support site.
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Do you have the spatial analyst extension? An overview of the Hydrology toolset | ArcGIS Pro documentation There is a hydrology toolset with tools to produce some of the data you need. Your end product will depend on what you have in terms of input data, the software extensions and your familiarity with gis workflows
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You could explore the concept by using a 2x2 kernel with a focal "variety" Focal Statistics (Spatial Analyst Tools) | ArcGIS Pro documentation if the variety is 2 or 3 would identify those locations but you would still be tasked with how examine those diagonals with a weight kernel, of which you have 2 0 1 1 0 or 1 0 0 1 I see nothing that would handle this situation in one pass
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The strategies for trying to clean up rasters are outlined, as you have employed some. Generalization of classified raster imagery | ArcGIS Pro documentation You might want to consider a regiongroup, extract by attributes (based on some threshold size), then nibble to fill in the areas. This may affect other areas that don't meet at a corner, but you will have to assess. If it is one particular class you could even attempt a shrink/expand. Even in your first image, there are some conditions that were missed when doing a manual inspection. Nothing will be perfect, but employing the closest will leave less vector cleanup. good luck
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If you don't mind scrolling, this is a useful link Geoprocessing licensing | ArcGIS Pro documentation see the Analysis toolbox section for the current (3.7) release. License level vs availability. You can then see what previous versions offered by changing the version at the top of the page
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Some tools are locked based on the license level you have for Pro and the version of Pro. For Pro 3.6 Erase (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Licensing information Basic: No Standard: No Advanced: Yes For Pro 3.7 Erase (Analysis Tools) | ArcGIS Pro documentation Licensing information Basic: Yes Standard: Yes Advanced: Yes ArcGIS Pro license levels | ArcGIS Pro documentation see Erase (Analysis Tools) | ArcGIS Pro documentation So check your Pro version and the license level you have
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Joshua.. Good to know, I thought there were stripped down versions of arcpy to go with the stripped down license levels of Pro. The Basic level isn't much use for the stuff I want to work on (free or paid for).
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well... perhaps a different arcpy 3.7 !? (everything is updated) Basic version, we don't get Advanced anymore for the MVP stuff. Enterprise? Mine is plain simple standalone from arcpy import Parameter, ParameterArray
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Python has no limitations in that regard since it is merely a programming language and does not inherently know what creating a map is. What it uses, or the environment that it operates in may have limitations and the issue would have to be examined there.
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You need to provide more information. For example, what are you trying to apply it to? Are you receiving error messages? Did it not work as expected? or at all? Your code might be useful as well. see this for formatting suggestions Code formatting ... the Community Version - Esri Community
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