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I'm currently working on a use case in which I'm trying to calculate the start and end of growing season in a rather simplified way by basically just putting a threshold on the amplitude of a vegetation index. The array_find function has proven useful for finding the start, but finding the end would require the reverse of the array [::-1]
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Thanks, this is interesting. Could you make use of array_filter to extract the data you need?
In theory, there's also the rearrange process to change the order of the array, but that feels overly complicated for this use case.
So if you can't make use of array_filter, I'd say the next step would be to include either array_reverse or add a parameter reverse to array_find.
I'm currently working on a use case in which I'm trying to calculate the start and end of growing season in a rather simplified way by basically just putting a threshold on the amplitude of a vegetation index. The array_find function has proven useful for finding the start, but finding the end would require the reverse of the array [::-1]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: