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Preparing raster Image for correlation in ENVI 5.5
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I am working with two raster image of the same location with the same extent, both projected to the same coordinate system and having the same cell size. I want to correlate the raster value on the images using ENVI 5.5. I have classified the raster value of these images into two classes but I am interested in the correlation of only one class on both images. How do I extract the only class of interest on both images, thereby leaving other class as area of no data, before running the correlation?
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I am working with two raster image of the same location with the same extent, both projected to the same coordinate system and having the same cell size. I want to correlate the raster value on the images using ENVI 5.5. I have classified the raster value of these images into two classes but I am interested in the correlation of only one class on both images. How do I extract the only class of interest on both images, thereby leaving other class as area of no data, before running the correlation?
correlation
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I am working with two raster image of the same location with the same extent, both projected to the same coordinate system and having the same cell size. I want to correlate the raster value on the images using ENVI 5.5. I have classified the raster value of these images into two classes but I am interested in the correlation of only one class on both images. How do I extract the only class of interest on both images, thereby leaving other class as area of no data, before running the correlation?
correlation
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I am working with two raster image of the same location with the same extent, both projected to the same coordinate system and having the same cell size. I want to correlate the raster value on the images using ENVI 5.5. I have classified the raster value of these images into two classes but I am interested in the correlation of only one class on both images. How do I extract the only class of interest on both images, thereby leaving other class as area of no data, before running the correlation?
correlation
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