ee.Kernel.euclidean

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Generates a distance kernel based on Euclidean (straight-line) distance.

Usage	Returns
`ee.Kernel.euclidean(radius, units, normalize, magnitude)`	Kernel

Argument	Type	Details
`radius`	Float	The radius of the kernel to generate.
`units`	String, default: "pixels"	The system of measurement for the kernel ('pixels' or 'meters'). If the kernel is specified in meters, it will resize when the zoom-level is changed.
`normalize`	Boolean, default: false	Normalize the kernel values to sum to 1.
`magnitude`	Float, default: 1	Scale each value by this amount.

Examples

Code Editor (JavaScript)Colab (Python)

print('A Euclidean distance kernel', ee.Kernel.euclidean({radius: 3}));

/**
 * Output weights matrix (up to 1/1000 precision for brevity)
 *
 * [4.242, 3.605, 3.162, 3.000, 3.162, 3.605, 4.242]
 * [3.605, 2.828, 2.236, 2.000, 2.236, 2.828, 3.605]
 * [3.162, 2.236, 1.414, 1.000, 1.414, 2.236, 3.162]
 * [3.000, 2.000, 1.000, 0.000, 1.000, 2.000, 3.000]
 * [3.162, 2.236, 1.414, 1.000, 1.414, 2.236, 3.162]
 * [3.605, 2.828, 2.236, 2.000, 2.236, 2.828, 3.605]
 * [4.242, 3.605, 3.162, 3.000, 3.162, 3.605, 4.242]
 */

Python setup

See the Python Environment page for information on the Python API and using geemap for interactive development.

import ee
import geemap.core as geemap

from pprint import pprint

print('A Euclidean distance kernel:')
pprint(ee.Kernel.euclidean(**{'radius': 3}).getInfo())

#  Output weights matrix (up to 1/1000 precision for brevity)

#  [4.242, 3.605, 3.162, 3.000, 3.162, 3.605, 4.242]
#  [3.605, 2.828, 2.236, 2.000, 2.236, 2.828, 3.605]
#  [3.162, 2.236, 1.414, 1.000, 1.414, 2.236, 3.162]
#  [3.000, 2.000, 1.000, 0.000, 1.000, 2.000, 3.000]
#  [3.162, 2.236, 1.414, 1.000, 1.414, 2.236, 3.162]
#  [3.605, 2.828, 2.236, 2.000, 2.236, 2.828, 3.605]
#  [4.242, 3.605, 3.162, 3.000, 3.162, 3.605, 4.242]