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What is Mixed Pixel

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Spatial Optimization Issues
A pixel that contain multiple materials. The value reflects the response of various materials.
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Investigating the Pixel Quality Influence on Forecasting Vegetation Change Dynamics: Application Case of Tunisian Olive Sites
Oumayma Bounouh (RIADI Laboratory, Tunisia), Houcine Essid (National School for Computer Science, Tunisia), and Imed Riadh Farah (National School for Computer Science, Tunisia)
Copyright: © 2021 |Pages: 14
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-1954-7.ch006
Abstract
To date, analysis of remotely sensed images remains a big challenge. Despite its high quality and free availability, scientists ask more questions about the reliability of the existent works and developed tools. Indeed, the input choice is under investigation in order to minimize the imprecision within the work's methodology and results. In order to construct a good forecasting model, the researcher focuses on the first place on the data collection. Traditionally, this step is usually neglected, or it does not attract a sufficient amount of attention. Therefore, the obtained forecaster may be trained on the false data sets which makes more questions about its reliability. This chapter investigates the influence of the presence of mixed pixel on the forecasting accuracy final results of vegetation dynamics tracking. The authors also use different similarity measures to differentiate between the pure and the mixed time series.
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