How can I find solitary pointobjects? I have two datasets with pointobjects. From both datasets I want to filter the objects which have no other near object within a specific distance. And then I want to match those solitary objects from both datasets "if the solitary objects from the seperate datasets are within a specific distance from eachother. How can I do that?
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NeighborFinder, with one dataset sent to the candidates and one to the bases ports, set your search distance, the unmatched candidates/bases will be your solitary points, the matched port will be your base features with the information of the candidate feature(s) within the specific distance.
Thank you. I understanding what you mean. And luckely I was already thinking in that direction. Hopefully I’ll find the time today to have a try with it.
Thanks again. This was the first part of my solution.
I took this road:
dataset 1 --> neighborfinder "only candidates" distance .....m
dataset 2 --> neighborfinder "only candidates" distance .....m
--> dataset 1+2 --> neighborfinder "base & candidates" distance .....m