Someone help me!! i dont why the result for supervised classification didn’t show up, its like blank space. Anyone know about this? @ABraun
I moved your post into its own thread. Please don’t use unrelated threads for your questions.
You have this error indicator 
in the lower right corner. Maybe this tells you the reason why you get a blank result.
How did you create the training areas?
Did you try the maxlike classifier as well?
i’m creating the training areas in snap by build a new vector data. I’m trying to classify this morning and still the result didnt show. how do i know that i made a well maxlike classifier?
this the vector that i build
you can see in the frequency is ??? and the description is no data in Colour manipulation
i didnt know that i have to. the sentinel data we have to reprojection or the vector of sample data?
reproject the whole raster product. The vectors will be taken in the new product as well.
what type of projection that i have to do in the sentinel 2 data?
so i have to build a new vector? oke i will try then
Simply select Raster > Geometric Operations > Reprojection and choose WGS84 as an output projection. But remote “reproject tie-point grids” as this is a quite unnecessary step and requires lots of time.
Actually, there is no need to build the vectors anew. Make new ones only if the classification fails again after the reprojection.
okey i will try it. hopefully this is work
what is your opinion? is this good training sample for classification? i use a rectangle vector in snap.
anything is suitable as long as it contains clear and representative signatures and the area is large enough.
is there something wrong if im just using a 3 band? ( a natural colour band 2,3, and 4) for classification?
many classifiers rely on the principle that surfaces show different reflectance in the feature space of multi-spectral products which contain many bands. The more bands of distinct information you enter, the more likely are the classes correctly identified by the classifier.
is a resampling the data is needed to make a classification?
the process i did:
radiometric correction sen2cor (but this is not really working good cause thats stoping in 91% process so all the band wasnt processed well) >> resampling >> supervised classification (maximum likehood)
resampling brings all rasters to one common resolution. If you only use RGB that is an unnecessary step because they are all of 10 m.
If you use the full stack, you might need resampling. But have a look at this: Resample processing time
If the sen2cor output wasn’t created correctly I would rather stick to the non-calibrated bands or try to download the L2A product directly (if available).
thank you sir for your advise!! i will try my best haha
and my classification is working when i reprojection to long/lat hahaha finally!
is there any way to check the accuracy for this classification using snap software?
Accuracy assessment is not implemented in SNAP, but you can open your result in QGIS, for example and make it there. Please see here: Classification Validation?
Hello!
I have the same problem for the MaxVer classification.
I have already done the classification for the Minimum Distance, KNN algorithms for the same training samples and both worked well. Only the MaxVer rating does not work. can anybody help me?
I’ve tried it in several ways … I’ve reproved it.
I am using the Sentinel-2 bands B2, B3, B4, B8 and the NDVI, GNDVI, NDWI and IPVI index. Anyone know about this?
Thanks
Andressa
did you try to reproject the initial data to WGS84 before the classification? This resolved the error in some reported cases: Rndom forest classification steps
Just make sure to uncheck “reproject tie-point grids” to reduce computing time.