Noah Fahlgren

In our real datasets, the image file names are unique because they each contain a unique image ID from the database. The sample data I included in the tests snapshot...

This header file matches the terminology and format documented here: https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/manage-data/raster-and-images/bil-bip-and-bsq-raster-files.htm. They don't really give it a name (like ENVI) but just call it an ASCII text file. But anyhow,...

Quick update, I just found this GitHub Action that provides instructions for manually migrating the default branch but also provides a helper tool if you want to do it without...

Hi @Uzezi93, could you upload the JSON and CSV files here? You may need to upload them as a zip file for compatibility with GitHub

I think one thing going on is that there are repeated measurements for each image. By default when you run `plantcv-workflow.py` more than once with the same output file it...

Hi @Uzezi93, am I correct in thinking you have an image with multiple seeds and you want to store measurements for them individually?

It's possible to save all the seed measurements into one results file, per input image. We have an example of doing that here (https://plantcv.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorials/seed_analysis_tutorial/) using the `label` feature of the...

Hi @ryaddenni, I am not able to find that document anymore for some reason. For using the `plantcv-train.py naive_bayes_multiclass` program, we need to create a table of RGB color values...

Hi @ryaddenni, At the end of the error it's saying it can't import part of PlantCV. This suggests that it is not installed or available in your environment. Can you...

That error occurs when there is a formatting error in the input pixel values table. Each row of the table has to have the same number of columns, even if...