Classification is the process of assigning classes to the pixels in a remotely sensed image. For example, in an agricultural map, each pixel could be assigned one of the classes wheat, rye, barley, or fallow. The illustration in Figure 1 shows a picture captured by geographical satellites. The classification process yields the picture in Figure 2, in which water, highland regions, vegetation, and forest are classified and indicated with different colors.
1.1 Overview
The Video Gross Error Detection methodology is designed to provide a platform independent, automated way to measure content delivery and quantify the video playback experience.
by Dan H. Nowlin,
Intel Corporation
Discover how a simple algorithm can help synchronize content frame rate and display refresh rate to improve video playback quality.
The Intel® Digital Media Software Enabling Kit v2.1 enables you to debug, test, and validate your networked digital media applications and devices.
The following tools are offered as part of this release:
