Stats Docs (#3923)

      processed. The <i>stats</i> program generates statistics that will help you find new insights

      in your data to make more accurate predictions and achieve better outcomes.

    </p>

    <h5>Histogram Computation</h5>

    <p>

      Stats uses a histogram to compute the mode and median <def link="DigitalNumber">DN</def> values for a given cube.

      The minimum, maximum, and number of bins depends on the pixel type of the cube. Here are the minimum, maximum,

      and number of bins associated with supported pixel types:

      <table border="1">

        <tr border="1">

          <th>Pixel Type</th>

          <th>Minimum</th>

          <th>Maximum</th>

          <th>Number of Bins</th>

        </tr>

        <tr border="1">

          <td>Unsigned Byte</td>

          <td>0 * cube multiplier + base</td>

          <td>255 * cube multiplier + base</td>

          <td>256</td>

        </tr>

        <tr border="1">

          <td>Unsigned Word</td>

          <td>0 * cube multiplier + base</td>

          <td>65535 * cube multiplier + base</td>

          <td>65536</td>

        </tr>

        <tr border="1">

          <td>Signed Word</td>

          <td>-32768.0 * cube multiplier + base</td>

          <td>32767.0 * cube multiplier + base</td>

          <td>65536</td>

        </tr>

        <tr border="1">

          <td>Unsigned Integer</td>

          <td>Minimum DN value in the cube</td>

          <td>Maximum DN value in the cube</td>

          <td>65536</td>

        </tr>

        <tr border="1">

          <td>Signed Integer</td>

          <td>Minimum DN value in the cube</td>

          <td>Maximum DN value in the cube</td>

          <td>65536</td>

        </tr>

        <tr border="1">

          <td>Real</td>

          <td>Minimum DN value in the cube</td>

          <td>Maximum DN value in the cube</td>

          <td>65536</td>

      </table>

      <br></br>

      The cube multiplier and base can be found in the header of the cube.

    </p>

    <h4>