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| * Now, try to change the reliability value of the //Vegetation// node to 0.5. Save the project and re-execute the interpretation. By doing it, we are taking the //Vegetation// class to the front of the list. Here is a comparison between the two results: | * Now, try to change the reliability value of the //Vegetation// node to 0.5. Save the project and re-execute the interpretation. By doing it, we are taking the //Vegetation// class to the front of the list. Here is a comparison between the two results: | ||
| {{interimage:examples:example4_9.png|Result with the first priority list}} -> {{interimage:examples:example4_10.png|Result with the second list}} | {{interimage:examples:example4_9.png|Result with the first priority list}} -> {{interimage:examples:example4_10.png|Result with the second list}} | ||
| + | * Sometimes, it can be interesting to know how this decision process takes place. Let's see what happened to the original //Shadow// polygons by adding this information to the visualization window. | ||
| + | * Select the //Selection// tab and click the //Add// button. Fill the fields according to the image below then click //Save//. | ||
| + | {{interimage:examples:example4_11.png|Adding a Selection layer}} -> {{interimage:examples:example4_12.png|Adding a Selection layer}} | ||
| + | * By using the visualization tools you can compare which //Shadow// regions remained and which were discarded. | ||
| + | {{interimage:examples:example4_13.png|Comparing the polygons}} | ||
