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Count pixels per class instance of a raster classification
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I have a fairly easy problem but I can not find any algorithm for it.
I have this kmeans classification of a windspeed pattern from a model output:
What I want now is to count the pixels in each patch of the classification. Basically meaning I want to count the coherent pixels of each instance. It would be furthermore awesome to have an algorithm to describe the shape of the instances.
What I have found so far is a CNN which does an instance segmentation.
OpenCV instance segmentation
Now I wonder if there is something out there which does the job easier than a NN.
Any algorithm/language is welcome!
classification
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I have a fairly easy problem but I can not find any algorithm for it.
I have this kmeans classification of a windspeed pattern from a model output:
What I want now is to count the pixels in each patch of the classification. Basically meaning I want to count the coherent pixels of each instance. It would be furthermore awesome to have an algorithm to describe the shape of the instances.
What I have found so far is a CNN which does an instance segmentation.
OpenCV instance segmentation
Now I wonder if there is something out there which does the job easier than a NN.
Any algorithm/language is welcome!
classification
add a comment |
I have a fairly easy problem but I can not find any algorithm for it.
I have this kmeans classification of a windspeed pattern from a model output:
What I want now is to count the pixels in each patch of the classification. Basically meaning I want to count the coherent pixels of each instance. It would be furthermore awesome to have an algorithm to describe the shape of the instances.
What I have found so far is a CNN which does an instance segmentation.
OpenCV instance segmentation
Now I wonder if there is something out there which does the job easier than a NN.
Any algorithm/language is welcome!
classification
I have a fairly easy problem but I can not find any algorithm for it.
I have this kmeans classification of a windspeed pattern from a model output:
What I want now is to count the pixels in each patch of the classification. Basically meaning I want to count the coherent pixels of each instance. It would be furthermore awesome to have an algorithm to describe the shape of the instances.
What I have found so far is a CNN which does an instance segmentation.
OpenCV instance segmentation
Now I wonder if there is something out there which does the job easier than a NN.
Any algorithm/language is welcome!
classification
classification
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