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Utilize any number of processing rasters
Identify sample cells using point and/or polygon tool
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Employ dimensional reduction techniques, such as computing vegetation indices and calculating principal components, to minimize number of processing rasters and processing time
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Identify prototype features using range defined by or exact match to selected sample cells
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Generate report with statistics for all marked features
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Protect areas from being classified/misclassified
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Mark features individually, using polygon, or Mark All
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Automatic prompting to save any unsaved objects on exit
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Define region-of-interest for classification purposes
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Ability to draw features and prototypes directly
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Classify imagery unsuitable for automatic classification
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Use hyperspectral imagery
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Apply optional hole filling when marking features
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Optionally view sample cell ranges with values of pixel under cursor outside current range shown in red
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Use auto-boundary tracing to convert marked features to vector polygons
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Automatically transfer style object for feature classes to vector polygons when convert
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Switch between marking and unmarking using Control key
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Cell size calibration available for
ungeoreferenced images
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Assign raster areas to different categories for report specifics