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Is there any way to resume classification?

KonstantinGorskov

Hi! I am testing image classification wizard now, and I can see, that processing my whole raster image mosaic database could take up to a week. If system crash during that time, I guess I'll need to start processing from the scratch? Is there any correct workflow/settings to account for such scenario?

Thanks!

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DanPatterson_Retired

well on the The Training Sample Manager—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop on the toolbar, there is a Save and Load option. That should permit you to pickup where you left off. Why not test

KonstantinGorskov

I think that just saves samples settings, that is not a problem, as I can save whole project with all settings and samples in ArcGis Pro. But once I start calculations, I am talking about those calculations - like, if "Generating Segmented Dataset is 45% complete" to come back later and pick up from 45%, not 0%

DanPatterson_Retired

ahhh It is the time for processing not the updating with new classification information you are after. I know of no Arc* processing tool that lets you continue from where you left off... once they start, they want to finish.

KonstantinGorskov

I see, basically I am screwed up if I want to perform any huge computation. Or, I need to somehow perform it step by step, on every raster image of whole mosaic databse, saving in-between, hm...

DanPatterson_Retired

a generator for continuous power supply... or a battery backup pretty well sums up power issues... nothing else except incremental processing in bits with frequent saves ... which is best in any event

NeilAyres

And, if some process is taking days....

Murphy will always intervene just at the wrong moment

KonstantinGorskov

Yeah, I'll probably just look for other solution to my original problem, then, as weeks of calculations are not going to work here. Thanks everyone for getting back!

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