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spatial conditions - allow access to tree outputs #803
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Any tree based output, really, so long as it lives with the cluster analyses in a basedata. Updates #803
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…rs passed And some more cleanup Updates #803
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…rs non-zero No need to override if caller does not want any clusters... Updates #803
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Probably most useful for definition queries. Updates #803
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It does not matter which is which given the return condition. Updates #803
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It would be useful to access clusters (or region grower outputs) to define spatial neighbourhoods.
It is already possible to use these to control the calculation of indices. However, this will also allow the cluster groups to be used to define randomisations.
Related to #757 as it will allow us to skip the shapefile generation.
To do:
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