Training and Test Datasets for Random Forests Object-Based Image Analysis with Python @geospatialschool
Training and Test Datasets for Random Forests Object-Based Image Analysis with Python  @geospatialschool
Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Use geopandas to split a shapefile into training and test datasets to be used for random forests classification. Eventually, this playlist will result in development of a random forests classifier to create land cover classifications for NAIP imagery. Land cover classifications will be applied to image segments (object-oriented image analysis). Code for tutorials in this playlist can be accessed from the web pages linked below.

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Code for this video is available here: opensourceoptions.com/blog/python-geographic-object-based-image-analysis-geobia-part-2-image-classification

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