Location-wise
An ensemble is an attribute where every location has multiple equiprobable values. The location-wise task computes per-location statistics from an ensemble and saves each computed value as a geoscience object attribute. You can request any combination of the following operations in a single call:
- Summary — minimum, maximum, mean, and variance of all values at each location.
- Quantiles — one or more quantiles (between 0 and 1) of all values at each location.
- Probability above cutoff — for one or more cutoff values at each location.
- Mean above cutoff — for one or more cutoff values at each location.
At least one operation must be requested. When multiple operations are provided, all corresponding output attributes are computed in a single run.
Parameters
source(object)object(geoscience object reference)- Reference to a geoscience object containing the spatial locations. Must be a regular-3d-grid, regular-masked-3d-grid, or tensor-3d-grid.
attribute(geoscience object attribute reference)- Reference to a multi-dimensional continuous attribute (the ensemble) inside
source.object.
- Reference to a multi-dimensional continuous attribute (the ensemble) inside
target(object)object(geoscience object reference)- Reference to the geoscience object where results will be stored. Must be a regular-3d-grid, regular-masked-3d-grid, or tensor-3d-grid.
summary(boolean, optional)- If
true, compute summary statistics (min, max, mean, variance) at each location. The task saves four attributes named"min","max","mean", and"variance".
- If
quantiles(array of numbers, optional)- One or more quantile values between
0.0and1.0to compute at each location. The task saves one attribute per quantile, named like"Quantile: {q}".
- One or more quantile values between
probability_above_cutoff(object, optional)cutoffs(array of numbers) — one or more cutoff values. For each cutoff, the task computes at each location and saves an attribute named like"Prob>{cutoff}".
mean_above_cutoff(object, optional)cutoffs(array of numbers) — one or more cutoff values. For each cutoff, the task computes at each location and saves an attribute named like"Mean>{cutoff}".
Examples
For more information, see the location-wise API reference.
Summary only
Quantiles only
Multiple operations in one call
Result
Tips
- The source and target can use the same object, but they don't have to.
- You can combine any subset of operations in a single request. For example, requesting only
summaryandquantilesin one call avoids running two separate tasks. - The
probability_above_cutoffandmean_above_cutoffcutoff lists are independent — they can contain different values. - This task replaces the previous
location-wise-summaryandlocation-wise-quantilestasks.