Process Help |
Process Name |
Menu Path |
Link to Command Table |
GAUSANAM |
Available as part of the Uniform Conditioning Wizard |
Introduction
For mosaic-style modeling, all variograms are directly proportional, so indicator kriging will provide a correct solution. Diffusion-style models are a bigger challenge in that co-kriging is required as the model is discretely gaussian in nature. The important point is that the gaussian model will retain a gaussian distribution when the support change occurs (from points to blocks) as a result of Gaussian Anamorphosis.
The Gaussian Anamorphosis Modeling functionality is designed to:
- model the histogram of your raw dataset (Anamorphosis function);
- transform a Raw Variable into a Gaussian Variable (normal score transformation) that will be used in the simulation processes;
- calculate grade-tonnage curves.
The gaussian anamorphosis is a mathematical function which transforms a variable Y with a gaussian distribution in a new variable Z with any distribution. From a pragmatic viewpoint, this means transforming a non-Gaussian distribution into a Gaussian distribution (“anamorphosis” means “transformation”).
No additional parameters are supported for this process.
This command is implemented interactively via the Uniform Conditioning Wizard.
Name |
Description |
I/O Status |
Required |
Type |
SAMPLES |
A Datamine Binary file (.dm) that contains sample positional information and supporting attributes. |
Input |
Yes |
Undefined |
Output Files
Name |
I/O Status |
Required |
Type |
Description |
GRAPH |
Output |
No |
Undefined |
A file containing the data required to construct scatter plot and histogram graphs relating to a locally-conditioned SMU model. |
STATS |
Output |
No |
Undefined |
A file containing summary statistical data (in Datamine binary format) relating to a locally-conditioned SMU model. |
Fields
Name |
Description |
Source |
Required |
Type |
Default |
GRADE |
The grade field (present in the samples file) that will be considered during anamorphosis. |
IN |
Yes |
Alphanumeric |
Undefined |
WEIGHT |
An optional weighting field. |
IN |
No |
Alphanumeric |
Undefined |
Example
!GAUSANAM &SAMPLES(samples), &GRAPH(s_graph), &STATS(s_stats)
*GRADE(AU), *WEIGHT(DENSITY)
Related Topics | |
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UC Wizard - Introduction |
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