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Last Post 05 Nov 2015 02:37 PM by  anon
Classification methods
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05 Nov 2015 02:37 PM
    <p>I am using ENVI to do something relatively simple: I have taken photos of plants and want to categorize the different colors to count the number of pixels in each (i.e. green=living, dead=brown, background=white). The photos are tracking the same plants over time and have been taken in the same place against a white background. I have done unsupervised classification (kmeans) and supervised classification (maximum likelihood). The maximum likelihood produced the results I was looking for, however I would have to create training samples for each photo and I already have 1000 photos that need to be analyzed. Does anyone know of a way to get this result with a method that could categorize the pixels for many photos without having to categorize each one?</p>

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    05 Nov 2015 05:16 PM
    <p>If you have that many photos and don't want to go through each one with a supervised classification, you are going to need to do unsupervised. &nbsp;Have you tried isodata instead of k-means to see if that gives you a better result? &nbsp;With so many to classify you really might want to look into doing the unsupervised classification through IDL if you have it.&nbsp;</p>
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