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FRF_GrainSize Public
Segmentation of remotely sensed beach images to investigate grain size
Jupyter Notebook UpdatedOct 22, 2024 -
WaterCam Public
a RPi camera for on-device segmentation of water
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Coastal_TF_templates Public
Templates for coastal ML projects using TensorFlow for teaching and prototyping
Jupyter Notebook UpdatedFeb 10, 2023 -
IoU_Maps Public
Visualizing on a map how well a segmentation model is likely to work
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ERI_TF_notebooks Public
Notebooks for building TensorFlow Classification and Segmenation models using labeled NOAA ERI imagery
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doodleverse_utils Public
Forked from Doodleverse/doodleverse_utilsA set of common Doodleverse tools and utilities
Python MIT License UpdatedOct 12, 2022 -
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MokaPotNet Public
Detect a MokaPot with Tensorflow Lite Micro and an Arduino Portenta or OpenMV cam
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FRFArgus-c1-App Public archive
App to segment FRF ARGUS c1 imagery
Python MIT License UpdatedJan 28, 2022 -
SegmentationActiveLearning Public
Experiments in active learning of segmentations for NOAA post storm images
Jupyter Notebook MIT License UpdatedNov 30, 2021 -
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segmentation_zoo Public
Forked from Doodleverse/segmentation_gymA modeling suite for coastal image segmentation. Works best with labels generated using https://github.com/dbuscombe-usgs/dash_doodler
Python MIT License UpdatedOct 7, 2021 -
NCTrafficCameras Public
Record NC traffic cameras that look at the beach
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StormLabelAgreement Public
Inter Rater Reliability of NOAA Post Storm Images
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Semantic-Segmentation-with-Sparse-Labels Public
Forked from Hua-YS/Semantic-Segmentation-with-Sparse-Labelscodes and data for learning from sparse annotations
Python MIT License UpdatedJan 20, 2021 -
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MLStormImpacts Public
Classifier for detecting impacts in post-storm images
Jupyter Notebook MIT License UpdatedAug 31, 2020 -
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1dune Public
1D model of coastal dune height based on an impulsive differential eqn
MATLAB UpdatedMay 4, 2020 -
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TweetsJSONDownloader Public
Forked from saedx1/tweets_json_downloaderA script that takes a list of comma-separated `tweet_id`s and downloads their corresponding JSON objects.
Python UpdatedAug 17, 2019 -