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Comparison of silhouette-based reallocation methods for vegetation classification

2019-05-07

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<h4>Aims</h4> To introduce REMOS, a new iterative reallocation method (with two variants) for vegetation classification, and to compare its performance with OPTSIL. We test (1) how effectively REMOS and OPTSIL maximize mean silhouette width and minimize the number of negative silhouette widths when run on classifications with different structure; (2) how these three methods differ in runtime with different sample...

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269843f4-f145-5736-9fa5-8018f5c559aa
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10.1101/630384
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