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I do a lot of raster work and need to test things in my code. For example, I will visually inspect a Landsat image and see where the clouds are, and I use mutant for things like checking if a pixel is saturated, etc. A feature that would be extremely useful would be two extra columns under 'Table' tab that had row, col in addition to x, y coordinates. This way one could get the [row, col] and value of a numpy.ndarray of the raster, and use this for efficient testing of other analyses at points that had been inspected with Mutant! Someone has written some code here that should do it, I would do it myself, but I haven't learned to make a plugin yet, and I think this would add to Mutant's already great functionality.
Cheers,
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Hi!
Will take a look during rewriting the tool for QGIS 3.0.
Hopefully my time will be enough. But as there are already some other developers joining I am confident.
Hi,
I love this tool.
I do a lot of raster work and need to test things in my code. For example, I will visually inspect a Landsat image and see where the clouds are, and I use mutant for things like checking if a pixel is saturated, etc. A feature that would be extremely useful would be two extra columns under 'Table' tab that had row, col in addition to x, y coordinates. This way one could get the [row, col] and value of a numpy.ndarray of the raster, and use this for efficient testing of other analyses at points that had been inspected with Mutant! Someone has written some code here that should do it, I would do it myself, but I haven't learned to make a plugin yet, and I think this would add to Mutant's already great functionality.
Cheers,
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