Post-stratified estimation (stehman 2014)#436
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Looks good to me! I will open an issue so that we can use the standard error to calculate the 95% confidence intervals.
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This PR adds a new class for post-stratified estimation of map accuracy metrics, implementing Stehman’s stratified estimators. The class provides methods to compute accuracy metrics (user’s, producer’s, overall, area proportion), their standard errors, and a reporting function for summary output.
New functionality for stratified accuracy estimation:
StehmanStratifiedEstimatorsclass insrc/post_stratified_estimation.pyto calculate stratified accuracy metrics for map evaluation, including user’s, producer’s, and overall accuracy, as well as area proportion.Reporting and usability improvements:
generate_reportmethod to output a comprehensive DataFrame summary of all metrics and their standard errors for both crop and non-crop classes, supporting dataset and country metadata.