t.rast.stl: new addon for time series decomposition#1748
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What: Extracts the time series of a single point from a space-time raster dataset (strds), regularizes it onto an evenly spaced axis, runs an STL decomposition (seasonal / trend / remainder) and produces a multi-panel plot. Why: Provides an easy way to quickly check how something like vegetation, temperature, or moisture is developing at a specific location, based on raster time series.
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Added: - Shape-constrained (monotone) Generalized Additive Model trend curve (pyGAM) - Draw a second strds
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Extracts the time series of a single point from a space-time raster dataset (strds), regularizes it onto an evenly spaced axis, runs an STL decomposition (seasonal / trend / remainder) and produces a multi-panel plot.
Provides an easy way to quickly check how e.g., vegetation, temperature, or moisture is developing at a specific location, based on raster time series.