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After sorting my image using training data,
//***********************************************************************
// SEPARATE TEST AND TRAIN SAMPLES
//***********************************************************************
// delimitate samples to test and train
var trainSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.7).int()
var testSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.3).int()
var dataTrain = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1)
var dataTest = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize)
//***********************************************************************
// CREATE CLASSIFIER - create an choosen classifier - ten trees
//***********************************************************************
var classificador = ee.Classifier.randomForest(10)
//***********************************************************************
// TRAIN CLASSIFIER
//***********************************************************************
//train the classifier
var classificadorTreinado = classificador.train(
features: dataTrain,
classProperty: 'CLASS',
inputProperties: bands
)
var imagemClassificada = addndvi_2018.select(bands).classify(classificadorTreinado)
I want to use my test data to calculate the error matrix, the accuracy of the consumer and the producer.
var testClassificador = testSize.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificado.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print('errorMatrix:', errorMatrix)
print('accuracy:', errorMatrix.accuracy())
print('consumersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.consumersAccuracy())
print('producersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.producersAccuracy())
However, I am having a global variable declaration error, whereas for Earth Engine there are reserved objects.
testSize.classify is not a function
Here is my code in Earth Engine
google-earth-engine google-earth
add a comment |
After sorting my image using training data,
//***********************************************************************
// SEPARATE TEST AND TRAIN SAMPLES
//***********************************************************************
// delimitate samples to test and train
var trainSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.7).int()
var testSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.3).int()
var dataTrain = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1)
var dataTest = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize)
//***********************************************************************
// CREATE CLASSIFIER - create an choosen classifier - ten trees
//***********************************************************************
var classificador = ee.Classifier.randomForest(10)
//***********************************************************************
// TRAIN CLASSIFIER
//***********************************************************************
//train the classifier
var classificadorTreinado = classificador.train(
features: dataTrain,
classProperty: 'CLASS',
inputProperties: bands
)
var imagemClassificada = addndvi_2018.select(bands).classify(classificadorTreinado)
I want to use my test data to calculate the error matrix, the accuracy of the consumer and the producer.
var testClassificador = testSize.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificado.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print('errorMatrix:', errorMatrix)
print('accuracy:', errorMatrix.accuracy())
print('consumersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.consumersAccuracy())
print('producersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.producersAccuracy())
However, I am having a global variable declaration error, whereas for Earth Engine there are reserved objects.
testSize.classify is not a function
Here is my code in Earth Engine
google-earth-engine google-earth
add a comment |
After sorting my image using training data,
//***********************************************************************
// SEPARATE TEST AND TRAIN SAMPLES
//***********************************************************************
// delimitate samples to test and train
var trainSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.7).int()
var testSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.3).int()
var dataTrain = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1)
var dataTest = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize)
//***********************************************************************
// CREATE CLASSIFIER - create an choosen classifier - ten trees
//***********************************************************************
var classificador = ee.Classifier.randomForest(10)
//***********************************************************************
// TRAIN CLASSIFIER
//***********************************************************************
//train the classifier
var classificadorTreinado = classificador.train(
features: dataTrain,
classProperty: 'CLASS',
inputProperties: bands
)
var imagemClassificada = addndvi_2018.select(bands).classify(classificadorTreinado)
I want to use my test data to calculate the error matrix, the accuracy of the consumer and the producer.
var testClassificador = testSize.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificado.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print('errorMatrix:', errorMatrix)
print('accuracy:', errorMatrix.accuracy())
print('consumersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.consumersAccuracy())
print('producersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.producersAccuracy())
However, I am having a global variable declaration error, whereas for Earth Engine there are reserved objects.
testSize.classify is not a function
Here is my code in Earth Engine
google-earth-engine google-earth
After sorting my image using training data,
//***********************************************************************
// SEPARATE TEST AND TRAIN SAMPLES
//***********************************************************************
// delimitate samples to test and train
var trainSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.7).int()
var testSize = dataset.size().multiply(0.3).int()
var dataTrain = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1)
var dataTest = dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize)
//***********************************************************************
// CREATE CLASSIFIER - create an choosen classifier - ten trees
//***********************************************************************
var classificador = ee.Classifier.randomForest(10)
//***********************************************************************
// TRAIN CLASSIFIER
//***********************************************************************
//train the classifier
var classificadorTreinado = classificador.train(
features: dataTrain,
classProperty: 'CLASS',
inputProperties: bands
)
var imagemClassificada = addndvi_2018.select(bands).classify(classificadorTreinado)
I want to use my test data to calculate the error matrix, the accuracy of the consumer and the producer.
var testClassificador = testSize.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificado.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print('errorMatrix:', errorMatrix)
print('accuracy:', errorMatrix.accuracy())
print('consumersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.consumersAccuracy())
print('producersAccuracy:', errorMatrix.producersAccuracy())
However, I am having a global variable declaration error, whereas for Earth Engine there are reserved objects.
testSize.classify is not a function
Here is my code in Earth Engine
google-earth-engine google-earth
google-earth-engine google-earth
asked Apr 3 at 14:31
Lilian GuimarãesLilian Guimarães
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You are trying to classify a ee.Number (testSize).
This is not how it's usually done, but to keep your logic:
// create FeatureCollections with the Lists
var dataTrain = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1))
var dataTest = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize))
// classify the FeatueCollection
var testClassificador = dataTest.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificador.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print(errorMatrix)
The usual way is to use the random column generated by FeatureCollection.randomColumns
Ok, thanks for the help, I understand the difference!
– Lilian Guimarães
Apr 3 at 17:11
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You are trying to classify a ee.Number (testSize).
This is not how it's usually done, but to keep your logic:
// create FeatureCollections with the Lists
var dataTrain = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1))
var dataTest = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize))
// classify the FeatueCollection
var testClassificador = dataTest.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificador.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print(errorMatrix)
The usual way is to use the random column generated by FeatureCollection.randomColumns
Ok, thanks for the help, I understand the difference!
– Lilian Guimarães
Apr 3 at 17:11
add a comment |
You are trying to classify a ee.Number (testSize).
This is not how it's usually done, but to keep your logic:
// create FeatureCollections with the Lists
var dataTrain = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1))
var dataTest = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize))
// classify the FeatueCollection
var testClassificador = dataTest.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificador.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print(errorMatrix)
The usual way is to use the random column generated by FeatureCollection.randomColumns
Ok, thanks for the help, I understand the difference!
– Lilian Guimarães
Apr 3 at 17:11
add a comment |
You are trying to classify a ee.Number (testSize).
This is not how it's usually done, but to keep your logic:
// create FeatureCollections with the Lists
var dataTrain = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1))
var dataTest = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize))
// classify the FeatueCollection
var testClassificador = dataTest.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificador.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print(errorMatrix)
The usual way is to use the random column generated by FeatureCollection.randomColumns
You are trying to classify a ee.Number (testSize).
This is not how it's usually done, but to keep your logic:
// create FeatureCollections with the Lists
var dataTrain = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(trainSize, 1))
var dataTest = ee.FeatureCollection(dadosRandomizados
.sort("randomPreClassificacao")
.toList(testSize, trainSize))
// classify the FeatueCollection
var testClassificador = dataTest.classify(classificadorTreinado)
var errorMatrix = testClassificador.errorMatrix('CLASS', 'classification')
print(errorMatrix)
The usual way is to use the random column generated by FeatureCollection.randomColumns
answered Apr 3 at 16:28
Rodrigo E. PrincipeRodrigo E. Principe
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Ok, thanks for the help, I understand the difference!
– Lilian Guimarães
Apr 3 at 17:11
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Ok, thanks for the help, I understand the difference!
– Lilian Guimarães
Apr 3 at 17:11
Ok, thanks for the help, I understand the difference!
– Lilian Guimarães
Apr 3 at 17:11
Ok, thanks for the help, I understand the difference!
– Lilian Guimarães
Apr 3 at 17:11
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