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How did you pre-process the image bands? #4
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Hi, thanks for your interest in the Landslide4Sense dataset. The 14 bands of the data are simply divided by a mean vector to implement the normalization: |
Hi Thanks for preparing the dataset. Now I want to do the prediction on other more recent images. Thanks. |
Hi,@YonghaoXu, Thank you for your preparation for the data. Best Regrads, |
Hello, I have encountered a similar problem. My idea is to obtain the original image data, but the data value distribution obtained through h5 is about 0-33. How did you solve it? Thank you very much! |
Thank you for providing the dataset. Did your standardization process directly divide by the values you provided? According to this value, it seems that it cannot be restored to true color images. I look forward to your reply |
I also encountered this problem, have you solved it? |
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I suspect that this set of parameters is just the mean of 14 bands in a certain sample? Not applicable to all samples? |
May I ask if your mean vector belongs to all datasets? Or is it a training dataset? Or is it from a certain sample? |
Hello! I am a beginner in the field of deep learning and landslide detection. I am interested in the way you re-scale the image data. For example, the slope may range from 0-90 degrees, and the elevation may range from 0-4000 meters. Besides, the optical bands and DEM data also have various ranges. So how did you normalize these bands? Thank you!
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