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references for Clip Clip (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Clip layers in a map—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
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What "simulation"? Thee are numerous types of simulation within Pro. For example, flood simulation Create a flood simulation scenario—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation and the available options for selection are listed there. Some details will go a long way to providing a potential solution.
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a visual would help since you don't mention whether the features cross the boundaries of the selecting feature(s). the tool may be behaving as designed if this is the one you are using Summarize Within (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation What does a Clip produce for the output geometry properties
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sorry, I can't see any easy way of getting any clustering algorithm to meet you distance and count restrictions given your point pattern
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I haven't used traffic data etcetera with networkX so I can't help you there.
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Are you intending to use "networkX" which is the normal goto for network work with python.
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Were you using or following this Create Custom Geographic Transformation (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation for information on where the transformations are to be located?
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not sure whether the spatial weights matrix inclusion (see the above link) would help. If they have to be within a certain distance of one another, how do you intend to filter out points that don't meet the min/and/or/max distance criteria? If points are too close to one another, do you intend to drop one or more? or take an average location? (eg aggregate) If points are too far from on another, do you intend to assign them to the nearest cluster perhaps breaking you number limit. Perhaps a visual of what you are trying to cluster might help. Also don't rule out that a manual approach may be the most expedient (good old H.I.), or at least as a first step in getting to a final solution.
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personal use license for non-commercial ArcGIS for Personal Use for Noncommercial GIS Projects follow the link for country specific pricing For those associated with an education org ArcGIS for Student Use | GIS Software, Data & Training for Students
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have you considered submodels? Add a submodel to a model—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation It might help isolate steps that need to be completed in a specific order/pattern
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Select Layer By Location (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Define Projection only works if you truly know that the featureclass is in that coordinate system. If it isn't, then it will be defined incorrectly and won't work. the Project tool is the one that makes a new featureclass in the desired coordinate system... however, it must be defined correctly in the first place, otherwise you will just make a bad situation worse. As for select by location, make sure that none of the featureclasses are in edit mode/being edited. What selection type are you using? A screen grab of your map and tool parameters might help
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I don't suppose you have the spatial statistics extension Spatially Constrained Multivariate Clustering (Spatial Statistics)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation The size of the clusters can be managed with the Cluster Size Constraints parameter. You can set minimum and maximum thresholds that each cluster must meet.
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post moved to Geostatistical Analyst questions where you might get an answer rather than in the basic arcgis pro section of Community
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Contact Tech Support. Perhaps the symbology through the process in the link is restrictive and doesn't enable conventional symbology changes. They would be able to pass the question on to the appropriate team to confirm what you are seeing and whether it is a issue or the documentation needs clarification.
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Ramble I have a separate miniconda environment nicely set up with the versions of what I want without constraints of what is "pinned" by the arcgispro-py3 environment or its clone. Sure, you can clone, or make a stripped down environment by using arcpy-base, or if you have that streak of adventure, you can push "pip" ing and such. Sadly many of those options dont work for me, since I tend to do my "Arc..." stuff separate from my "NumPy ... " stuff. So here is a demo of what you can do if you only need a simple or quick access to python code that you have and you don't want to mess with the existing Arcgis Pro setup Working with packages This is a demo to show how to use your own modules within the arcgis pro environment. The modules that you need to import have to be identified, then imported. Identify the location for the package/module/script you want to import Do any required imports. Once you have done your imports, your package/module/script can be used within ArcGIS Pro's notebooks, python windows and tools. Using the python window do a simple import and get a list of the folders that Pro searches looking for python packages etcetera. In my example, I installed Arcgis Pro on my machine locally in C:\Arcpro_36. Now, I wanted to add paths to the location where I save my packages. The simple script to the right shows one way. You can also continue working there in either a notebook or the python window. In the example to the right, the project, active map and a layer list was obtained. Now, I imported my own module to convert it to a numpy array, obtain some information and produce a "map"/"plot" of the data I use this approach to keep my Pro and python/numpy environments clean and in the versions that I want. But keep it in mind if you want to keep your work organized and separate.
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