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Integrating Open Source Statistical Packages with ArcGIS

Learn how to seamlessly incorporate open source statistical packages, such as R and Python, into ArcGIS for advanced spatial analysis and data visualization. Explore the most useful tools and best implementation practices, including integrating Spatial Analyst, geostatistics, and spatial statistics. Access data modules, use advanced analysis techniques, and output feature classes with ease. Discover the benefits of the highly active community behind R and ArcGIS integration, with over 6000 libraries available.

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Integrating Open Source Statistical Packages with ArcGIS

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  1. Integrating Open Source Statistical Packages with ArcGIS Mark V. Janikas Liang-Huan (Leo) Chin

  2. Introduction • Traditional Spatial Analysis • Spatial Analyst • Geostatistics • Spatial Statistics • Most Useful Tools • Best Implementation

  3. Spatial Analytics in ArcGIS: Moving Forward • Python • Spatial Analyst • Raster NumPy • SciPy • Spatial Statistics and Geostatistics • Data Access Module • Vector NumPy • Spatial Statistics Data Object and Utilities • Matplotlib, NetCDF4-Python • Effort to Support Scientific Community • SciPy, PANDAS, PySAL

  4. The Great and Extendable Python • Direct • Numeric/Scientific Python Modules • http://wiki.python.org/moin/NumericAndScientific • +60 Modules Listed • Check Compatibility… Then Plug and Play • pip, GitHub, easy_install, svn • Unofficial Windows Binaries for Python Extensions – Christoph Gohlke, UC Irvine • http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ • Conda Effort

  5. Enhanced Data Access in the Spatial Statistics Codebase

  6. Attribute Data as NumPy Arrays with Value Added

  7. Data Frames: Preferred Data Structure for Analysis

  8. Advanced Analysis Using Your Library of Choice

  9. Output Resulting Feature Class with Ease https://github.com/Esri/gis-stat-analysis-py-tutor

  10. R Integration • Highly Active Community • Over 6000 Libraries • Old Method (Indirect) • Out of Proc • Python as the Glue • New Method • In Proc • Native Data Access • Honors Selection Sets and Projections • Vector Data • Charts and Graphs • GUI Interface

  11. R-ArcGIS Links • https://r-arcgis.github.io • https://github.com/R-ArcGIS

  12. Installation Via Python Toolbox R Package Manager

  13. Sample Tools • Model Based Clustering • Spatial Statistical Data Analysis for GIS Users • Konstantin Krivoruchko, Esri Press • Tool Help/Documentation • Two More Examples to Come • Community

  14. Standard R Documentation

  15. Demo

  16. Moving Forward • Listen to our Users • Build the Best Tools Around • Support their Endeavors • Python • Aim to be Agnostic to Python Versioning • Conda • R • The Community Must Lead the Way

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