Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

I am taking a wild guess here that esri doesn't take much time to ensure that data produced by qgis can be used as input into ArcGIS Pro.  If you have such a package, you could experiment.   Also, people on Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange would have more experience working with qgis and might know ... View more

000210: Cannot create output <value>.—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation The most common reasons are listed below The output cannot be created. Potential reasons include data locking, an incorrect path, and limited access rights. Solution Confirm that the data is not locked by another user or application and that you have full rights to the workspace being used. Check to make sure that the path to the data is correct (check for typos in the folder path). Try creating the output in a new location. Which would explain why you could create a shapefile.  It could for sure be a permissions thing or the fact that the file was in use by the geopackage ... View more

besides clearing out display caches and history Troubleshooting Performance Issues in ArcGIS Pro - Esri Community Kory has a lot of suggestions there. A fresh start in a new project  and only loading the data you need sometimes goes a long way to resolving issues ... View more

I agree with Jayanta, ensure that you are working with singlepart shapes and prior selections don't exist. Otherwise try a Select By Location using Within (eg. Points within Polygon ) and they should all be selected. And a bug of mine... you are working in the same coordinate system for both inputs? ... View more

 The package can be uploaded to your portal as a DLPK item and used as the input to deep learning raster analysis tools. are you running it from your portal? and if so The model definition file can be an Esri model definition JSON file (.emd) or a deep learning model package, and it must contain the path to the Python raster function to be called to process each object and the path to the trained binary deep learning model file. The error suggests that things can't be found ... View more

Spatial joins by feature type—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Spatial Join (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation spatially join the polygon to the points or explore intersect changing the order of the inputs  (polygons can completely contain a point and the converse, a point can be completely within a polygon. Get used to the types of spatial relationships sometimes it is the order of the inputs and/or the keywords that are important Spatial relationships by feature type—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Select By Location graphic examples—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation are both useful guides as well ... View more

Share a deep learning model package—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation the dlpk is a share packageis that what is needed or model definition itself ... View more

are your last 3 lines indented properly? they are outside the loop starting on line 58 ... View more

Map units, display units, and location units—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation is the way now, also For ArcMap users—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation and the FAQ underneath may help with other differences you will find ... View more

Code formatting ... the Community Version - Esri Community to format your code and to provide line numbers for reference... as it stands it looks like you have a load of format errors ... View more

you should try the comparison without any clip or stretch is what I was suggesting since the range of values in each image will determine the high and low values and over what range to make adjustments ... View more

This tool?  How Density-based Clustering works—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Density-based Clustering (Spatial Statistics)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation And if so, it is recommended that the coordinates used be in a projected coordinate system within certain ranges. Chordal distances are used in any event ... View more

what symbology are you using for the layer?  Do they look the same un clipped/stretched assuming you are using rgb and default symbology ... View more