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๐Ÿš€ GeoAI Tutorial 6: Building Footprint Regularization Using Deep Learning and GeoAI! ๐ŸŒ Learn how to regularize building footprints detected from aerial imagery with three different regularization techniques. Transform building footprints with rugged edges into smooth and rectangular shapes. ๐ŸŽฅ Watch the full tutorial here: ๐Ÿ““ Access the notebook:...

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andygol.bsky.socialvor 1 Jahr

Is this applicable to low-quality imagery, especially in densely populated areas of Southeast Asia?

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Qiusheng Wuvor 1 Jahr

Maybe, I have not tested on medium resolution images yet

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Rainmakervor 2 Jahren

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Jack Tangvor 1 Jahr

Is there rooftop extraction model?

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Jonathan Chemlavor 1 Jahr

Seems that your USA buildings example based on the @Esri building footprint extraction model does output nicer geometries, parametrized by rectangularity, orthogonality, angle thresholds. Is it simply a matter of params, or are the underlying methods really different?

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Qiusheng Wuvor 1 Jahr

Their building regularization algorithm isn't open source. I have to implement it on my own. If you are aware of any other open source algorithms that have better performance, I would be happy to integrate them

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Dillonvor 1 Jahr

Wow that's useful. Amazing work, the docs are great. Going to play with this at the weekend. Is it expensive to run?

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Qiusheng Wuvor 1 Jahr

You can run it on Colab. It is free.

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