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What is the difference between the GUI Wizard and command line versions?

April 26, 2017Command difference GUI line versions Wizard

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What is the difference between the GUI Wizard and command line versions?

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The Wizard is a “demonstrator GUI” that guides a new user through the various settings and output options. The command line interface is what you want to settle into for efficient expert use and automation. Type BerkeleyImageSeg.exe ? for command line options. Functionally, the command line does not support classification but does support parallel processing and will manage a large number of batch runs. The GUI only supports a limited amount of batch runs. In summary, it is the command line version you want to run for segmentation batching albeit without classification.