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data = data / 8000.
blue = data[:, :, 10] # 10 # blue band
green = data[:, :, 24] # 24 # green band
red = data[:, :, 44] # 44 # red band
Hello, I don't understand this code very well, Can you tell me something more? Is this code the same for different data sets? Or they (blue, green, red) correspond different band in a different dataset? Thanks.
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It should be different for different datasets. Say, we know the spectrum of IN ranges from
.4 to 2.5 nm, which correspond to 103 bands, then we find the bands that are most close to the red, green, and blue in the color spectrum for illustration.
Best regards,
Zilong
On Apr 10, 2019, at 12:25 AM, _Arthur_ ***@***.***> wrote:
data = data / 8000.
blue = data[:, :, 10] # 10 # blue band
green = data[:, :, 24] # 24 # green band
red = data[:, :, 44] # 44 # red band
Hello, I don't understand this code very well, Can you tell me something more? Is this code the same for different data sets? Or they (blue, green, red) correspond different band in a different dataset? Thanks.
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data = data / 8000.
blue = data[:, :, 10] # 10 # blue band
green = data[:, :, 24] # 24 # green band
red = data[:, :, 44] # 44 # red band
Hello, I don't understand this code very well, Can you tell me something more? Is this code the same for different data sets? Or they (blue, green, red) correspond different band in a different dataset? Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: