Closed ggous closed 2 years ago
Hello,
Sorry for the delayed response. For cases where you would like to apply a specific function to a Raster object, other than what is supported in the provided methods like Raster.predict
, the general case is to use Raster.apply
.
That said, your question relating to applying a transformer directly to the Raster object is interesting and it might be nice to add a transform
method to the Raster object that supports scikit-learn transformers. I'll try to get back to this over the next week or so, but for now just use Raster.apply
.
I've added a new method, alter
which is a convenience method to apply a fitted scikit-learn transformer to a Raster object. The name alter
was used because unfortunately transform
is alter used extensively though the package for the CRS, and also in rasterio.
Very nice! Thanks!
Στις Σάβ, 30 Ιουλ 2022, 07:50 ο χρήστης Steven Pawley < @.***> έγραψε:
I've added a new method, alter which is a convenience method to apply a fitted scikit-learn transformer to a Raster object. The name alter was used because unfortunately transform is alter used extensively though the package for the CRS, and also in rasterio.
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Hello,
I have trained a model based on a csv file.
I have used the StandardScaler from scikit.
scaler = StandardScaler()
x_train = scaler.fit_transform(x_train)
I am saving the scaler:
pickle.dump(scaler, open("./scaler", "wb"))
Now, in order to predict, my test data is a stacked tif image.
I am loading:
preds = pml.Raster('./masked.tif')
How can I apply the same standardization on this raster stack?
Thanks!