Latest Contributions by MichaelMichaelides

Hello. I am a newbie about deep learning and I was trying to run the "Detect Objects Using Deep Learning" tool to detect buildings in a tiff aerial image an I got an error (see below). I'm using ArcGis Pro 2.6.1. I followed the workflow successfully, meaning that I created the labeled objects, trained the model - no errors at these stages. When I tried to run the "Detect Objects Using Deep Learning" tool I got the following error message: "ERROR 999999: Something unexpected caused the tool to fail. Contact Esri Technical Support (http://esriurl.com/support) to Report a Bug, and refer to the error help for potential solutions or workarounds. Unable to prepare input raster(s) for the python raster function. The specified non-optional parameter doesn't have a value. [rasters] Failed to execute (DetectObjectsUsingDeepLearning)." For the export of training data i used the Meta data format: Labeled Tiles. Note that when I first ran the export i used the Pascal Visual Object Classes and i had no problem at all. I mean the tool of detection ran successfully but the results were not so good so i decided to change the Meta data format to Labeled Tiles and i saw that the Image chips were better than the first time but the problem as i mentioned was not able to run the last tool (detecting objects) In the following image are the parameters for the training model. This the error message with the parameters used. Can you help me please? Mike# ... View more

Hello. I need the help of the community and if possible the help of an ESRI’s staff. After days and days of searching and reading different posts in the net and many dead ends (broken links) in ESRI’s site, I couldn’t find a solution to my problem. My problem is that I’m trying to give a tool to some colleagues (ArcMap 10.5), that don’t have any experience with GIS software, which would help them to zoom to a selected parcel by selecting a value from various drop-down lists and not writing the SQL query themselves. The tool which I’m trying to build in Model Builder (coding is not my strong background), will take the following variables: District, Town/Village, Quarter, Block, Sheet, Plan, and Parcel Number. Combining all those variables make the parcel selection unique. Those Variables are different columns within a single Feature Class called “Parcels”. In my model I used a tool that I had from an old search (now is a broken link) called “ChooseFieldValueToolbox10.tbx”. This tool let me expose as a list, the values from a field. Then I found the code (that actually works) from another post in the community (https://community.esri.com/thread/8396 - thanks Paul Lang), to zoom to selected feature. Through my many failed attempts I decided to make the model (for testing purposes) with only one variable and not use all the aforementioned variables, just to see if it works, which it does (screenshot 1). For example the user to select a District or to select a Town as different models each time. The problem is when I want to make combination of all those parameters. I can’t force the model to select from current selection and then zoom to final selection. I attached a screenshot (screenshot 2) of my model, with the use of the first two variables (District and Town/Village). When I run the tool, at the interface (screenshot 3), the second selection (Value (2)) does not populate the values based on the first selection (Value), instead it shows all the values of the field (Field(2)), and then nothing runs as it supposed to do. For example if in the second “Select by attributes” tool (screenshot 2), I have as a “Selection Type = SUBSET_SELECTION”, nothing gets selected so the zoom doesn’t work. If in the second “Select by attributes” tool (screenshot 2), I have as a “Selection Type = ADD_TO_SELECTION”, it selects all the rows that have the same “Dist_code” and doesn’t take account the Town/Village. Sorry for the long post but I tried to make my problem as clear as possible. Any ideas? ... View more