Unmixing Method of hnmf Remote Sensing Image Based on Information Entropy
A remote sensing image and information entropy technology, applied in the field of HNMF remote sensing image unmixing, can solve the problem of not considering the physical information of remote sensing data, and achieve a good unmixing effect
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[0070] Embodiment 1. The initial value is obtained by a random method, and the parameters of the CNMF method are empirical values, and the regularization parameters of the HNMF method also refer to the empirical values of CNMF. Three kinds of ground features, Carnallite, Chert and Andradite, were selected as the experimental results, which are the average results of 25 experiments.
[0071] like figure 2 As shown, the comparison between the three endmember abundance maps unmixed by the three methods of NMF, CNMF and HNMF and the real endmember abundance map. From the part circled by the white rectangle in the figure, the endmember abundance map unmixed by the HNMF method is the closest to the real endmember abundance map.
[0072] As shown in Table 1, it shows the comparison of the SAD value and RMSE value of the unmixing results of these three methods. From the results, the HNMF method is better than the two performance indicators of spectral angular distance SAD and root...
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[0075] Example 2. The data used is part of the data of Cuprite in Nevada, USA. Through real data experiments, the unmixing of the three methods of NMF, CNMF and HNMF is further compared and analyzed. The abundance map is based on the results of the tetracorder operation. , for the spectral curve of the end member, the spectral curve of the end member was extracted from the original data on the ENVI4.8 platform as a reference result, from which hematite, chalcedony and pyroxene were selected. A typical ground feature is used as a reference result, such as image 3 As shown in Table 2, the abundance maps, SAD values, and RMSE values of the three endmembers after the unmixing of the three methods are given in turn.
[0076] From the abundance projection map, for hematite, the area circled by the white frame in the second column in the table, from top to bottom, the color is getting closer to black, which is closer to the reference result; for chalcedony, the third column in the...
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