Keep visible roof merging opt-in
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@@ -95,10 +95,10 @@ audit but excluded from training as `created_after_imagery_period`. UrbIS does
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not expose an equivalent feature creation field in this acquisition contract,
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so its remaining temporal relation stays an explicit sample-level limitation.
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The detector target is an imagery-visible roof instance, not an administrative
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address or cadastral unit. Source footprints that truly touch or overlap are
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dissolved into one roof instance before tiling; separated footprints are never
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bridged. The audit retains every contributing native feature identifier and
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reports both the accepted source-feature count and resulting visible-instance
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count. This prevents dense row-house subdivisions that cannot be distinguished
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from the orthophoto from becoming contradictory image labels.
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An opt-in visible-roof experiment can dissolve source footprints that truly
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touch or overlap; separated footprints are never bridged. The audit retains
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every contributing native feature identifier and reports both source-feature
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and visible-instance counts. This mode is not the default: the Belgium v8
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experiment showed that unconditional touching-footprint dissolve can merge
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whole urban blocks and therefore must pass the same independent gates before
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it can replace native instances.
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