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added doublecounting algorithm for review
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Expand Up @@ -12,6 +12,12 @@ There are atleast four ways to make predictions with DeepForest.

In general, during inference, for large images it is most common to use predict_tile.

```{tip}
Working with overlapping surveys and want to remove duplicate detections across images?
See the new guide: [Unique Predictions (Double-Counting Removal)](./17_Unique_predictions.md).
It covers the SfM-based pipeline, extra installation, and best practices.
```

## Predict an image using the command line

We provide a basic utility script to run a prediction task with the ability to save and/or plot outputs. This command is called `deepforest predict` and is included as part of the standard installation. You can run the command without any arguments, or the `--help` flag to check that it's available. The script will run in tiled prediction mode by default.
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