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Last Updated: 2023-09-27

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generate_isoscape.ipynb under ddf_common generates isoscapes from a TensorFlow model. This is specifically built to work with the variational inference deep learning model described in .

A good place to start is to run the notebook with the default isoscape ("/content/gdrive/MyDrive/amazon_rainforest_files/variational/model/demo_isoscape_model.tf" and "/content/gdrive/MyDrive/amazon_rainforest_files/variational/model/demo_isoscape_model.pkl") and run each cell in order, observing the outputs.

The last cell of code under "Import Tensorflow model and scalers" saves the isoscapes to a geotiff named according to OUTPUT_RASTER_NAME specified at the top of the file. To get the full path, run the following in a Colab cell:

raster.get_raster_path(OUTPUT_RASTER_NAME+".tiff")

Generated rasters can be imported into the .

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