The estimate one-two-sided confidence intervals for mean of spectral reflectance of the vegetation

Seyit Ye. Kerimkhulle, Z. Kerimkulov, Zhangeldi Aitkozha, Ainur Saliyeva, Roman Taberkhan, Алибек Адалбек

2022

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DOI 10.1088/1742-6596/2388/1/012160
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Abstract

Abstract This paper studies the problem on the estimate one-two-sided confidence intervals for mean of spectral reflectance of the vegetation. For this, the theory and methodology of mathematical statistics, algorithms and technologies of remote sensing, and a wide review of modern scientific literature are involved. As a result, for mean of spectral reflectance of the vegetation was estimated left-right-two-sided confidence intervals under realistic, optimistic, and pessimistic scenarios. And left-right-two-sided inequalities are given for mean of spectral reflectance of the vegetation.