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CST Class
Mono-variate statistics. The ST class is used to accumulate statistical information about a set of data. This class is usually used in conjunction with others. For instance, Stat_DU (see DU) will add a channel's data to the ST object, and sComputeST_IMG (see IMG) will compute statistics for a grid.
Inheritance Hierarchy

Namespace: GeoEngine.Core.GXNetX
Assembly: geoengine.core.gxnetx (in geoengine.core.gxnetx.dll)
Syntax
public class CST : CHANDLE

The CST type exposes the following members.

Methods
  NameDescription
Public methodAvailable to anyoneStatic memberCreate
This method creates a statistics object which is used to accumulate statistics.
Public methodAvailable to anyoneStatic memberCreateExact
This method creates a statistics object which stores all values.
Public methodAvailable to anyoneData
Add this value to the statistics object.
Public methodAvailable to anyoneDataVV
Add all the values in this VV to the statistics object.
Protected methodDispose
Releases the unmanaged resources used by the CST and optionally releases the managed resources
(Overrides CHANDLEDispose(Boolean).)
Public methodAvailable to anyoneGetHistogramBins
Retrieve number of items in each hostogram bin
Public methodAvailable to anyoneGetHistogramInfo
Retrieve number of bins, min and max value in histogram
Public methodAvailable to anyoneHistogram
This method prepares ST for recording histogram.
Public methodAvailable to anyoneHistogram2
This method prepares ST for recording histogram.
Public methodAvailable to anyonerEquivalentPercentile
Return corresponding Percentile for a Value.
Public methodAvailable to anyonerEquivalentValue
Return corresponding Value for a Percentile
Public methodAvailable to anyoneReset
Resets the Statistics.
Public methodAvailable to anyonerGetInfo
This method allows you to retrieve (and compute) the information from the ST object.
Public methodAvailable to anyoneStatic memberrGetNormProb
Return percent value
Public methodAvailable to anyoneStatic memberrGetNormProbX
Return number of sigmas from 50% a given percent is
Public methodAvailable to anyonerNormalTest
Test the "normality" of the histogram distribution
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