I have no idea but I noticed those areas tend to have a sandy color with less contrast between plots.
Also, looks like the "context" of the whole block influences the segmentation in some way, for example, if there's a big pond and and a big forest patch the surrounding plots are not segmented. These are only my first impressions after a quick review of the results.
The size of the blocks/tiles has a huge impact on sam segmentation, that's the main conclusion after spending some time seeing different results with Sentinel 2
Interesting, probably a good feature to adapt to different image compositions of photographs but it does not sound ideal to get a consistent segmentation over the full extent of satellite imagery. Thanks for sharing!
André Stumpf
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in reply to André Stumpf • • •Also, looks like the "context" of the whole block influences the segmentation in some way, for example, if there's a big pond and and a big forest patch the surrounding plots are not segmented. These are only my first impressions after a quick review of the results.
Raúl Nanclares 🍜
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in reply to André Stumpf • • •Yep, not ideal. We're thinking on adding some kind of "tile stitching" mechanism but it isn't trivial.