General integrated hyperspectral image mixed pixel demixing frame
A hyperspectral image, mixed pixel technology, applied in the field of general integrated hyperspectral image mixed pixel unmixing framework, can solve the problems of difficult to accurately represent, unable to obtain unmixed results, affecting the accuracy of unmixed results, etc. Avoiding the effect of additive noise interference
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2019-08-20
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
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Technical field
[0002] The present invention relates to the technical field of solving three challenging problems in the hyperspectral mixed pixel unmixing problem, especially the technical field of the construction method of the mixed pixel unmixing model based on a general integration framework.
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Background technique
[0004] Hyperspectral image imaging is limited by complex physical conditions. In addition to noise, the image also includes nonlinearity, variable endmembers, and abnormal points. Non-linearity, variable endmembers and outliers are the three major challenges in the process of mixed pixel unmixing. These three challenging issues intersect and jointly affect the accuracy of unmixing results. The complex formation mechanism of the three problems of nonlinearity, variable endmembers and outliers makes it difficult to accurately characterize, so it is difficult to consider these three problems simultaneously in the unmixing model. Since hypers...
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[0033] A method for constructing a mixed pixel unmixing frame model based on general integration of the present invention comprises the following steps in turn:
[0034] a) In the process of image processing, considering the influence factors of nonlinearity, the nonlinearity has the characteristics of non-uniform distribution, that is, the nonlinearity changes with the change of spectrum and image space, so the hyperspectral image is divided into several sub-blocks ( And in order to avoid falling into the local optimum, the adjacent sub-blocks should maintain an appropriate overlapping area), calculate the manifold embedding weight of each sub-block, and combine the weights of each sub-block to obtain the weight matrix W h , to calculate the unnormalized hyper-Laplacian matrix, L h =I-W h , is the identity matrix. Then build a hyper-Laplacian-based regularization constraint model,
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[0037] 1≤i≤B, 1≤j≤P, 1≤m≤M,
[0038] in The representation inc...