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jkeifer / pyHytemporal

An in-progress python library and command line tools for hypertemporal image classification
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Create an aux attribute file to go with TSIs #13

Open jkeifer opened 10 years ago

jkeifer commented 10 years ago

This attribute file, perhaps formatted in JSON or some other easily-parsable format, would contain the start DOY, image interval, VI name, and other such attributes of the TSI. All the following tools could then use this file to automatically read in the proper values where required. This would greatly simplify the CLIs of each of the tools and make the user experience much better.

jkeifer commented 10 years ago

Just a note: after some thinking, the file extension for this attribute file should be something like .doy. I don't think there is any widely-used software with .doy files, so it is safe from that perspective, and it make sense: it is the day-of-year file.