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# Set the classified map as {{button|text=Input image}}.
 
# Set the classified map as {{button|text=Input image}}.
 
# Select the output file name with the extension '''.csv''' under {{button|text=Matrix output}}.
 
# Select the output file name with the extension '''.csv''' under {{button|text=Matrix output}}.
# The validation data can be in vector or raster format. Select {{button|text=Ground truth as vector data file}}.
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# The validation data can be in vector or raster format. Select as Ground truth {{button|text=vector}}.
# Set the validation '''CE_2020-01-03.shp''' as {{button|text=Input reference vector data}}.
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# Set the validation file '''CE_2020-01-03.shp''' as {{button|text=Input reference vector data}}.
 
# Select the Field name '''valid_clas'''.
 
# Select the Field name '''valid_clas'''.
 
# Click {{button|text=Run}}.
 
# Click {{button|text=Run}}.

Revision as of 16:28, 5 January 2020

QGIS Processing toolbox with OTB plugin

  1. Type into the search box of Processing tools Confusion and double click ComputeConfusionMatrix.
  2. Set the classified map as Input image.
  3. Select the output file name with the extension .csv under Matrix output.
  4. The validation data can be in vector or raster format. Select as Ground truth vector.
  5. Set the validation file CE_2020-01-03.shp as Input reference vector data.
  6. Select the Field name valid_clas.
  7. Click Run.
  8. Open the CSV output file with Libre Office Calc or MS Excel. Calculate User accuracies, Producer accuracies, Overall accuracy and Kappa index.

Qgis otb confusionMatrix.png

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