The layer types that appear are listed below; the name of each layer includes its boundary name (e.g. "Boundary 1: boundary links"), though a few types have no suffix (e.g. "Boundary 1"). As the locations of candidate Boundary Elements vary between numeric and categorical rasters, each type of raster has some specific map layers.
You can view, customize, and query these maps as you would any other map in BoundarySeer.
"Boundary" is a raster layer showing Boundary Likelihood Values (BLVs) for boundary pixels. Boundary pixels are centered on the candidate Boundary Elements (cBEs).
Alternatively, you may choose to display the Boundary Membership Values (BMVs) in this map layer. To do so, select the "Boundary" layer, view its properties, and change the variable displayed to "B.M.V.s" from "B.L.V.s." For crisp boundaries, this layer shows all of the pixels with BMV = 1. For fuzzy boundaries, this layer shows all pixels shaded in a way that reflects the range of BMVs.
"Boundary: boundary links" is a line layer showing the subboundary connections for the boundary.
"Boundary: boundary points" is a point layer that shows Boundary Elements as points along the edges of the data pixels.
"Boundary" is a raster layer showing BLVs for boundary pixels. Boundary pixels are centered on the cBEs.
Alternatively, you may choose to display the BMVs in this map layer. To do so, double click the "Boundary" layer, view its properties, and change the variable displayed to "B.M.V.s" from "B.L.V.s."
"Boundary" is a line layer showing the lines for which BMV = 1 for crisp boundaries.
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