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    The document provides guidelines for manually classifying dense point clouds into multiple classes for a machine learning classifier. It lists requirements for datasets such as a minimum size and ground sampling distance. It also gives instructions for point labeling, such as assigning points that are hard to classify to an "Unclassified" label. Finally, it defines six classes - Ground, High vegetation, Building, Road surface, Car, and Man-made - with short descriptions and examples to aid in labeling points.

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    The document provides guidelines for manually classifying dense point clouds into multiple classes for a machine learning classifier. It lists requirements for datasets such as a minimum size and ground sampling distance. It also gives instructions for point labeling, such as assigning points that are hard to classify to an "Unclassified" label. Finally, it defines six classes - Ground, High vegetation, Building, Road surface, Car, and Man-made - with short descriptions and examples to aid in labeling points.

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    Manual Dense Cloud Classification Guidelines: Requirements On A Dataset

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    The document provides guidelines for manually classifying dense point clouds into multiple classes for a machine learning classifier. It lists requirements for datasets such as a minimum size and ground sampling distance. It also gives instructions for point labeling, such as assigning points that are hard to classify to an "Unclassified" label. Finally, it defines six classes - Ground, High vegetation, Building, Road surface, Car, and Man-made - with short descriptions and examples to aid in labeling points.

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    Manual dense cloud classification guidelines

    The guidelines below provide the recommendations on the manual


    dense cloud classification for users who would like to contribute to the
    multi-class classificator implemented in Agisoft Metashape Pro.

    Requirements on a dataset:

    Width and height to be no less than 40 meters;


    Ground sampling distance to be no less that 0.2 meters;
    Aerial photography only, i.e. we do not currently support indoor or close-range
    datasets.

    Requirements on labeling:

    Point classes are to be assigned using the per-class instructions, which could be
    found below;
    In case of actual class of a point is hard to recognize, we strongly encourage to
    assign this point to "Unclassified" label. Typical examples of such situations
    are falsely reconstructed points and ivy-covered walls of a building;
    If a point does not belong to the specified classes (e.g. it belong to a plane or
    water), please assign "Unclassified" label;
    Quality of labeling is much more valuable than the number of labeled points.

    Per-class labeling instructions:

    Currently we support six classes, short descriptions and examples of them


    follow.

    Ground
    Natural terrain surfaces.
    Examples: soil of any type, stones, cliffs, sand, plants lower than 0.5 meters tall.

    High vegetation
    Any type of plants higher than 0.5 meters above the ground.
    Examples: trees, high bushes, hedges.
    Building
    Any sort of building, having vertical walls and volume of its parts above the ground
    at least 10 m^3 and at least 2 meters tall.
    Examples: cottage, medium-size bus stop, cathedral, shed, transformer substation.

    Road surface
    Asphalt-covered surface.
    Examples: highway, parking lot, sidewalk.

    Car
    Car or motorcycle of any type.
    Examples: taxi cab, truck with a trailer.

    Man-made
    City infrastructure artifacts or small man-made objects.
    Examples: trash can, road sign, traffic barrier, power line support, billboard,
    monument, fence, tank, container.

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