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Subpixel-based target detection in hyperspectral imagery with pairwise coupling Support Vector Machines
Li H; Wang YP; Li Y; Cao Y
Source PublicationInternational Conference on Informational Technology and Environmental System Science
2008-05-15
Conference Date2008-5-15
Conference PlaceJiaozuo, PEOPLES R CHINA
Indexed BySCI
Language英语
AbstractInterpretation of mixed pixels has become a key factor in the analysis of hyper spectral imagery. In this paper, an extended Support Vector Machines (SVM) method is designed to estimate abundance fractions of materials present in an image pixel. Tradition Support vector classification predicts only class labels. For getting accurate amounts of abundance material, SVM method is combined with pairwise coupling. The method estimates probabilities which are used as the proportions of materials. There are two constraints imposed on probabilities: the class probabilities sum to one, and class probabilities are non negativity. To demonstrate the usefulness and acceptability of the method, experiments are conducted on simulated hyperspectral data. The results show that the application of extended SVM Method to subpixel-based target detection is effective and feasible.
Document Type会议论文
Identifierhttp://ir.gig.ac.cn/handle/344008/9384
Collection中科院广州地化所(-2008)
Recommended Citation
GB/T 7714
Li H,Wang YP,Li Y,et al. Subpixel-based target detection in hyperspectral imagery with pairwise coupling Support Vector Machines[C],2008.
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