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In the context of raster analysis, which of the following is true of a neighborhood operation? Group of answer choices Its main function is to examine the relationship of an object with similar surrounding objects. It examines only a single target cell during analysis. It can be performed on raster datasets but not on vector datasets. It is employed on groups of cells of similar value or like features, called zones. It examines the entire areal extent of the dataset.

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Description: in the context of raster analysis which of the following is true of a neighborhood operation group of answer choices its main function is to examine the relationship of an object with simila 35816

          In the context of raster analysis, which of the following is true of a neighborhood operation? Group of answer choices 
Its main function is to examine the relationship of an object with similar surrounding objects. 
It examines only a single target cell during analysis. It can be performed on raster datasets but not on vector datasets.
 It is employed on groups of cells of similar value or like features, called zones. 
It examines the entire areal extent of the dataset.

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In the context of raster analysis, which of the following is true of a neighborhood operation? Group of answer choices Its main function is to examine the relationship of an object with similar surrounding objects. It examines only a single target cell during analysis. It can be performed on raster datasets but not on vector datasets. It is employed on groups of cells of similar value or like features, called zones. It examines the entire areal extent of the dataset.