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Hi, I used "chart.feature_histogram(my_sample, property)" to create several charts to the distribution of NDVI values in my aoi. The charts are directly downloaded from the Junpyter notebook. However, I wonder if there is any method to extract data value as a csv file from the histogram chart? Thanks
Thank you, Sincerely, JJChen |
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Good question. It has been implemented. Update the package using hist = chart.feature_histogram(my_sample, property, show=False, **options)
hist.bins
hist.count
hist.midpoints
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Dr. Wu, Thank you so much. I try to use your example to practice. However, I receive 'NoneType' object... after I added that. I wonder if anywhere I understand incorrectly? I have uploaded my code. Please see it. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks Sincerely, JJ
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You need to restart Kernel after running |
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Thank you. I made it after restarting the Kernel. I appreciate your time. Sincerely, JJ Chen |
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Good question. It has been implemented. Update the package using
geemap.update_package(), then setshow=Falsewhen creating chart, you should be able to get attributes from the chart object.