Label | Explanation | Data Type |
Input raster | The input raster to be reclassified. | Raster Layer |
Number of output zones (Optional) | The number of zones that the input raster will be reclassified into. This parameter is required when the Slice method parameter value is Equal area, Equal interval, Natural breaks, or Geometric interval. When the Slice method parameter value is Defined interval, Standard deviation (mean-centered), or Standard deviation (mean as a break), the Number of output zones parameter will be inactive. The number of output zones will be determined by the Interval size parameter value. | Long |
Slice method (Optional) | Specifies the manner in which the input raster will be reclassified into zones.
| String |
Starting value for output (Optional) | The starting value that will be used for zones (classes) on the output raster dataset. Classes will be assigned integer values, increasing by 1 from the starting value. The default starting value is 1. | Long |
Change NoData to value for output
(Optional) | Replace NoData with a value in the output. If this parameter is not set, NoData cells will remain as NoData in the output raster. | Long |
Interval size (Optional) | The size of the interval between classes. This parameter is required when the Slice method parameter is set to Defined interval, Standard deviation (mean-centered), or Standard deviation (mean as a break). If Defined interval is used, the interval size indicates the actual value range of a class used to calculate class breaks. If Standard deviation (mean-centered) or Standard deviation (mean as a break) is used, the interval size indicates the number of standard deviations used to calculate class breaks. | Double |
Return Value
Label | Explanation | Data Type | Output raster | The output reclassified raster. The output will always be of integer type. The attribute table of the output raster will have two new fields in addition to the standard ObjectID, Value, and Count fields. The Value field indicates the class value. The ZoneMin and ZoneMax fields record the minimum and maximum values, respectively, used for generating a class. | Raster |