Self-adaptive spectral unmixing optical implementation method and system based on fully-constrained least square method
A technology of least squares method and implementation method, applied in the field of optics, can solve the problem that hyperspectral imagers cannot realize real-time or near real-time applications, and achieve the effect of avoiding the problem of large data volume.
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[0035] The spectral unmixing process is divided into two steps: endmember extraction and abundance inversion. Among them, the endmember refers to the pure pixel containing only one type of ground object, and the known sample spectrum in the reference spectral library can be used as the endmember spectrum. Therefore, the present invention mainly studies the optical implementation method of the abundance inversion process in spectral unmixing, and the understanding of hyperspectral unmixing in a narrow sense refers to abundance inversion.
[0036] Concrete inventive idea is as follows:
[0037] Suppose a hyperspectral image with b bands has n pixels, and each pixel is composed of m endmembers {e j}(j=1,2,...,m), mixed according to a certain ratio, and the jth end member is in the ith pixel x i The ratio in is a i,j , it can be written as the following formula:
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[0039] Among them, ε i for pixel x i The error term of , in order to simplify the problem, can be ig...
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