LM: Landscape Mosaic
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The LM rule assumes that there are four possible codes in the input image, namely

  0=missing (M), 1=agriculture (A), 2=natural (N), 3=developed (D).

Example: load the GeoTiff-formatted Corine Land Cover image "clc.tif"
Tick the 'Autostretch' button to see the entire value range.

Next we need to recode the input image pixels values into one of the
following four classes, use: General Tools -> Preprocessing -> Recode Classes

Recoding CLC (Corine Land Cover) for LM analysis:

1-11 Developed  (recode to 3 DEV, red)

12-22 Agriculture (recode to 1 Agriculture, blue)

23-34 Forests (recode to 2 Natural, green)

35-44 water (recode to 2 Natural, green)

48-50 missing (does not exist in this example image but in general
would be recoded to 0 Missing)

You could now save this recode table or simply skip the steps
above and restore the recode table "GTBrecode_CLC2LM.sav"

Now we can do the LM-analysis via 
Image Analysis -> Pattern -> Moving Window -> LM

use a kernel size of your choice and browse through the Landscape Mosaic.

More information on Landscape Mosaic and its color codes is available in
Help -> GTB Documentation -> GTB Manual.
