The following tables list the members exposed by LocateOutliers.
Public Constructors
Public Properties
| | Name | Description |
|---|
 | absolute_z_max | If hard limits are applied, then any point with an elevation above this value will be considered as being an outlier. The default is 0. (In, Optional) |
| absolute_z_min | If hard limits are applied, then any point with an elevation below this value will be considered as being an outlier. The default is 0. (In, Optional) |
| Alias | The alias for this tool's toolbox. |
| apply_comparison_filter | The comparison filter consists of three parameters for assessing the points to determine if they are outliers—whether to use the following three parameters (Z Tolerance, Slope Tolerance, and Exceed Tolerance Ratio) in assessing points.
(In, Optional) |
| apply_hard_limit | Whether to use the absolute Z minimum and maximum to find outliers.
(In, Optional) |
| exceed_tolerance_ratio | The maximum tolerance. The default is 0.5. (In, Optional) |
| in_surface | The input TIN or terrain dataset. (In, Required) |
| out_feature_class | The output feature class. (Out, Required) |
| outlier_cap | The maximum number of outlier points that have been output. Once this value is reached no further outliers are sought. The default is 2500. (In, Optional) |
| ParameterInfo | The parameters used by this tool. For internal use only. |
| slope_tolerance | The slope threshold between consecutive points. Expressed as a percentage. The default is 150. (In, Optional) |
| ToolboxDirectory | The directory of this tool's toolbox. |
| ToolboxName | The name of this tool's toolbox. |
| ToolName | The name of this tool. |
| z_tolerance | Used to compare Z values of neighboring points, if the comparison filter is applied. The default is 0. (In, Optional) |
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