Classification and Pattern Recognition geoprocessing functions
Available with Image Analyst license.
Available with Spatial Analyst license.
The geoprocessing functions in the Classification and Pattern Recognition category can be used to perform classification and regression analysis workflows, including accuracy assessment. Capabilities include multispectral image segmentation, training sample generation and evaluation, pixel and object-oriented machine learning classification, and quantitative accuracy assessment of results.
An important input is the classification training sample file, which is produced using the Generate Training Samples From Seed Points function, or using the tools in the Training Samples Manager pane.
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Classifies a raster dataset based on an Esri classifier definition file ( The |
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Computes a confusion matrix with errors of omission and commission and derives a kappa index of agreement, Intersection over Union (IoU), and overall accuracy between the classified map and the reference data. |
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Computes a set of attributes associated with the segmented image. The input raster can be a single-band or 3-band, 8-bit segmented image. |
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Creates randomly sampled points for postclassification accuracy assessment. |
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Generates training samples from seed points, such as accuracy assessment points or training sample points. A typical use case is generating training samples from an existing source, such as a thematic raster or a feature class. |
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Estimates the accuracy of individual training samples. The cross validation accuracy is computed using the previously generated classification training result in an |
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Performs subpixel classification and calculates the fractional abundance of different land-cover types for individual pixels. |
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Predicts data values using the output from the Train Random Trees Regression Model tool. |
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Corrects segments or objects cut by tile boundaries during the segmentation process performed as a raster function. This tool is helpful for some regional processes, such as image segmentation, that have inconsistencies near image tile boundaries. This processing step is included in the Segment Mean Shift tool. It should only be used on a segmented image that was not created from that tool. |
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Groups adjacent pixels that have similar spectral characteristics into segments. |
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Generates an Esri classifier definition file ( |
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Generates an Esri classifier definition file ( |
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Generates an Esri classifier definition file ( |
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Generates an Esri classifier definition file ( |
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Models the relationship between explanatory variables and a target dataset using random trees analysis. |
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Generates an Esri classifier definition file ( |
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Updates the |