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Last Post 25 Feb 2013 10:19 AM by  anon
Masking, Jenks in ENVI?
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25 Feb 2013 10:19 AM
    Hello, I'm new to ENVI and have a question about classifications: I need to run some stats on various classifications of vegetation data. I can easily do this with the ENVI supervised and unsupervised classifications but am having trouble with Jenks/natural breaks. I've tried using a decision tree with ArcGIS-generated natural break values, but because the ENVI-generated masked image cannot have "nodata" mask value and needs a defined value, the Arc Jenks distribution is being skewed and I cannot use them. Can I make a no-value in ENVI? Or better yet, how can I simply run a Jenks classification in ENVI to avoid going to Arc? Any ideas? Thank you

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    28 Feb 2013 07:59 AM
    ENVI does not have a Jenks classification algorithm and it doesn't use 'No data' to represent pixels. However, it seems you can mask the background to a value and this value could be set to NoData in ArcGIS using SET NULL. http://help.arcgis.com/en...9z0000000m000000.htm
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