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Introducing New Indices for Accuracy Evaluation of Classified Images Representing Semi-Natural Woodland Environments.
A range of accuracy indices for determining the optimal outputs from the classification of multispectral remotely sensed data is evaluated. Airborne Thematic Mapper imagery of semi-natural woodland was used in conjunction with an in situ data set. Indices of classification accuracy were unable to di
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