Spectrum waveband selection method based on multi-modal fusion
A spectral band and multi-modal technology, applied in the field of hyperspectral image processing, can solve the problems of not being able to select hyperspectral images, large bands, and not fully considering the correlation and redundancy tradeoffs of spectral bands.
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[0068] S1. Receive hyperspectral image samples and category label information of the samples;
[0069] Take the indian data set as an example, input 145*145*200 hyperspectral image samples (the samples include 145*145 samples, 200 bands), and the corresponding category label information of the data set, a total of 1-16, Represents 16 sample classes.
[0070] S2. Fuse the spatial features and texture features in multiple spatial neighborhoods, and use the correlation measurement criterion of the bands to sort all the bands according to the correlation from low to high, and obtain the band sequence 1;
[0071] Specific steps are as follows:
[0072] S201. Take the five neighborhoods of 3*3, 5*5, 7*7, 9*9, and 11*11 of each sample. First, input all samples under each band under the neighborhood of 3*3 Filter in the LBP filter function, and output the filtered value of 145*145 samples of each band in the neighborhood of 3*3. Taking band 1 as an example, input 145*145 pixels in b...
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[0085] Select 80% of the samples of each category on the indian data set for training, use this method to process image samples, and finally classify through the SVM classifier, which is higher than the correct rate of selecting all bands and then using the SVM classifier to classify 5%, which proves the effectiveness of the method in Example 1, and also shows that the selected 120 bands are bands with more useful information that are more conducive to the classification of hyperspectral images.
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