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Figure 1. Workflow for the proposed pixel labelling framework.
Figure 2. An illustration of the CNN architecture taking the example when the patch size is 37 pixels with all the data sources included
Table 2. Performance comparison (F1-scores for respective class) of the CNN with different input data sources
Figure 3. Two examples of classification results for complementary (top) and conflicting (bottom) scenes

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