Performance of Support Vector Machines and Artificial Neural Network for Mapping Endangered Tree Species Using WorldView-2 Data in Dukuduku Forest, South Africa
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Galal Omer | Onisimo Mutanga | Elfatih M. Abdel-Rahman | Elhadi Adam | O. Mutanga | E. Adam | E. Abdel-Rahman | Galal Omer
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