maybe you accidentally removed one of the brackets while renaming the rasters
Fore every open bracket there must be one closed.
could be as well at any other location where you edited the names. Otherwise this error wouldnât occur.
Is it an option to repeat the whole stacking. If you rename the bands before the stacking, the manual editing afterwards would not be neecssary.
I ckecked but it is not.
I did it but gives same error.
I think the problem causes about the band I ve created by Band maths. After stack, I cannot open the band I ve created via Band Maths.
Maybe it is better to do all preprocessing of radar images from the beginning and try again.
if you create a band in the band maths, make sure you uncheck âcreate virtual bandâ because otherwise it will not be available after renaiming the origin rasters it was based on.
Uncheck âcreate virtual bandâ and save your product afterwards. Only if it appears as a raster in your data folder, you can use it in later products.
This could indeed be the reason for errors.
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I pre-processed all my S1 images and created new bands by using Graphbuilder (it doesnât create virtual bands). Then I stacked one S1 product with one NDVI product and tried classification. Finally it worked. Most probably, the problem was due to virtual band as you stated. However I havenât tried time series classification yet. I hope It will work as well
thanks.
good to hear - good job.
Hello,
For time series classification, first, I exported all my images to GeoTIFF format and created layer stacks in Erdas Imagine. Since Erdas gives unique names to each band. Then I opened these stacks in SNAP again and saved as DIMAP. However, when I try RF classification, It takes very long time. My screen is stable like this for one hour (I have 160 bands and 4 training sets).
Is this normal?
this is the evaluation of feature importance. Uncheck âEvaluate Feature Power Setâ to reduce the processing time. You wonât get a text file with the importance measures (permutation importance, gini decrease) however.