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Hi. I've been facing some trouble with the shoreline detection at a certain location where there's no white water and there's dark wet sand. My problem is kinda the opposite of #177 because in my case there's an offshore bias (instead of a detection in the wet-dry sand limit). I've also read #50 but unfortunately in my case adjusting the MNDWI threshold didn't help.
Besides, I re-trained the clas
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