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IInterpolationOp3.TrendWithRms Method (ArcObjects .NET 10.8 SDK)
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IInterpolationOp3.TrendWithRms Method

Interpolates using trend surface with optional rms file.

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Function TrendWithRms ( _
    ByVal geoData As IGeoDataset, _
    ByVal trendType As esriGeoAnalysisTrendEnum, _
    ByVal order As Integer, _
    ByVal out_rms_file As String _
) As IGeoDataset
[C#]
public IGeoDataset TrendWithRms (
    IGeoDataset geoData,
    esriGeoAnalysisTrendEnum trendType,
    int order,
    string out_rms_file
);
[C++]
HRESULT TrendWithRms(
  IGeoDataset* geoData,
  esriGeoAnalysisTrendEnum trendType,
  long order,
  BSTR out_rms_file
);
[C++]
Parameters
geoData [in]

geoData is a parameter of type IGeoDataset* trendType [in]
trendType is a parameter of type esriGeoAnalysisTrendEnum order [in]
order is a parameter of type long out_rms_file
out_rms_file is a parameter of type BSTR

Product Availability

Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server.

Remarks

geoData an input point featureclass containing the points with z values to be interpolated onto a surface Raster
trendType an esriGeoAnalysisTrendEnum specifying the type of regression to be performed

esriGeoAnalysisLinearTrend polynomial regression is performed to fit a least-squares surface to the set of input points

It is applicable for continuous types of data.

esriGeoAnalysisLogisticTrend logistic trend surface analysis is performed

It generates a continuous probability surface for binary, or dichotomous, types of data.

order order of the polynomial

It must be an integer value 1 through 12. A value of 1 will fit a flat plane to the points, and a higher value will fit a more complex surface. A commonly used value is 1.

out_rms_file Filename for an output text file that contains information about the RMS error of the interpolation.

See Also

IInterpolationOp3 Interface