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calc_reciprocal_similarity_map [2014/03/05 00:02]
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 ===== Inputs ===== ===== Inputs =====
  
-^ Name         ​^ Type                                        ^ Description ​                                 +^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ 
-| First Map    | [[Categorical Map Type|Categorical Map  ​]]  | A map consisting of classes or categories. ​  ​+| First Map  | [[Categorical Map Type]] ​ | A map consisting of classes or categories. ​ 
-| Second Map   ​| [[Categorical Map Type|Categorical Map  ​]]  | A map consisting of classes or categories. ​  ​|+| Second Map  | [[Categorical Map Type]] ​ | A map consisting of classes or categories. ​ |
  
 ===== Optional Inputs ===== ===== Optional Inputs =====
  
 ^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ ^ Default Value  ^ ^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ ^ Default Value  ^
-| Window Size  | [[Positive ​Int Type|Positive Int]]  | Window size with equal number of lines and columns. Only odd numbers are acceptable. ​ | 5  | +| Window Size  | [[Positive ​Integer Value Type]] ​ | Window size with equal number of lines and columns. Only odd numbers are acceptable. ​ | 5  | 
-| Use Exponential Decay  | [[Bool Type|Bool]]  | If true, the similarity is calculated using an exponential decay function truncated by the window size. Otherwise, a constant function is used within the specified window. ​  | True  | +| Use Exponential Decay  | [[Boolean Value Type]] ​ | If true, the similarity is calculated using an exponential decay function truncated by the window size. Otherwise, a constant function is used within the specified window. ​  | True  | 
-| Cell Type  | [[Cell Type Type|Cell ​Type]] ​ | Data cell type.  | Signed 8 Bit Integer ​ | +| Cell Type  | [[Cell Type Type]] ​ | Data cell type.  | Signed 8 Bit Integer ​ | 
-| Null Value  | [[Null Value Type|Null Value]]  | Null value. ​ | -128  | +| Null Value  | [[Null Value Type]] ​ | Null value. ​ | Default ​ | 
-| Exponential Decay Divisor ​ | [[Double ​Type|Double]]  | Value used to attenuate the distance in the exponential decay function. ​ This value must be increased when the "Use Exponential Decay" is greater the 11.((See the [[calc_reciprocal_similarity_map#​exponential_decay_function|exponential decay function documentation]] for more details.)) ​ | 2  |+| Exponential Decay Divisor ​ | [[Real Value Type]] ​ | Value used to attenuate the distance in the exponential decay function. ​ This value must be increased when the "Use Exponential Decay" is greater the 11.((See the [[calc_reciprocal_similarity_map#​exponential_decay_function|exponential decay function documentation]] for more details.)) ​ | 2  | 
 ===== Output ===== ===== Output =====
  
-^ Name               ​^ Type                     ​^ Description ​                                                                                                                                                                   +^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ 
-| First Similarity ​  ​| [[Map Type|Map ]]        | Map showing the degree of spatial match from the first to the second input map. Similarity varies from zero (no match) to 1 (perfect match) within the specified window size.  | +| First Similarity ​ | [[Map Type]] ​ | Map showing the degree of spatial match from the first to the second input map. Similarity varies from zero (no match) to 1 (perfect match) within the specified window size.  | 
-| Second Similarity ​ | [[Map Type|Map ]]        | Map showing the degree of spatial match from the second to the first input map. Similarity varies from zero (no match) to 1 (perfect match) within the specified window size.  | +| Second Similarity ​ | [[Map Type]] ​ | Map showing the degree of spatial match from the second to the first input map. Similarity varies from zero (no match) to 1 (perfect match) within the specified window size.  | 
-| First Mean         ​| [[Double ​Type|Double ​]]  | The mean similarity index for the given window size comparing the first map to the second. ​                                                                                    ​+| First Mean  | [[Real Value Type]] ​ | The mean similarity index for the given window size comparing the first map to the second. ​ 
-| Second Mean        | [[Double ​Type|Double ​]]  | The mean similarity index for the given window size comparing the second map to the first. ​                                                                                    ​|+| Second Mean  | [[Real Value Type]] ​ | The mean similarity index for the given window size comparing the second map to the first. ​ |
  
 ===== Group ===== ===== Group =====
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 The attenuation parameter can be used to control how fast the exponential function value decreases. The graphs below illustrates:​ The attenuation parameter can be used to control how fast the exponential function value decreases. The graphs below illustrates:​
  
-[{{:​exponential_decay_function_x_1.png?​direct&​450|Exponential Decay Function with A=1}}]+[{{ :​exponential_decay_function_x_1.png?​direct&​450 |Exponential Decay Function with A=1 }}]
  
-[{{:​exponential_decay_function_x_2.png?​direct&​450|Exponential Decay Function with A=2}}]+[{{ :​exponential_decay_function_x_2.png?​direct&​450 |Exponential Decay Function with A=2 }}]
  
-[{{:​exponential_decay_function_x_4.png?​direct&​450|Exponential Decay Function with A=4}}]+[{{ :​exponential_decay_function_x_4.png?​direct&​450 |Exponential Decay Function with A=4 }}]
  
-[{{:​exponential_decay_function_x_10.png?​direct&​450|Exponential Decay Function with A=10}}]+[{{ :​exponential_decay_function_x_10.png?​direct&​450 |Exponential Decay Function with A=10 }}]
  
 ==== References ==== ==== References ====