High-spectral image nonlinear unmixing method based on bilinear mixing model
A hyperspectral image and hybrid model technology, applied in character and pattern recognition, instrument, scene recognition, etc., can solve the problems of over-fitting results, noise sensitivity, complex calculations, etc., achieve good robustness and reduce algorithm complexity , the effect of reducing the operation time
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[0066] In the following, the specific implementation manners of the present invention will be described by taking simulated data and actual remote sensing image data as examples respectively.
[0067] The hyperspectral remote sensing image nonlinear unmixing algorithm based on the bilinear mixed model adopted in the present invention is represented by GEAB-FCLS.
[0068] 1. Simulation data experiment
[0069] In this section, the GAEB-FCLS algorithm is combined with the linear abundance estimation algorithm FCLS[10], the data-driven nonlinear unmixing method KFCLS[12] based on the Gaussian kernel (kernel parameters are obtained between 0.01-300 by cross-validation method) and FM, GBM and PPNM three models corresponding to the traditional solution algorithm: Fan-FCLS [6], GBM-GDA [7] and PPNM-GDA [8] for performance comparison. And use the root mean square error RMSE (Root Mean Square Error) of the abundance and the reconstruction error RE (Reconstructed Error) of the image to...
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