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OlmoEarth Studio Offers Custom Embedding Exports
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Why it matters
- →Custom embeddings enable tailored analysis of Earth observation data.
- →Supports a wide range of tasks without extensive labeled datasets.
- →Enhances accessibility and utility of Earth observation data.
OlmoEarth Studio now allows users to compute and export custom embedding vectors from Earth observation data. These embeddings, created using OlmoEarth's open-source models, facilitate tasks like similarity search and segmentation. Users can customize their embeddings by selecting parameters such as area of interest, time span, and encoder variant. This feature provides a cost-effective way to leverage Earth observation data for various applications, enhancing the platform's utility for researchers and developers.
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- 1OlmoEarth v1.1: Efficient Remote Sensing Models
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