The application discloses a
remote sensing target detection method and
system based on double-prior expansion and subspace
diffusion. After an initial multispectral or hyperspectral
remote sensing image is acquired, implicit spatial-spectral feature continuous representation and geometric constraint technology are applied for mathematical modeling, and continuous implicit spatial-spectral features are extracted. Sparse filtering and dynamic adaptive threshold
processing are used to purify the features, and target and
background noise separation is optimized. Based on the requirement of saliency detection, the feature channel weight is adjusted to enhance the inter-
class separability, the weighted saliency feature is generated, the
frequency domain separation is performed, the features are decomposed into high-frequency and low-frequency components, the denoising
diffusion processing is performed in the low-dimensional abundance map subspace, and the two parts of features are recombined to generate a
mask image for
remote sensing salient target detection. The method of the application not only solves the limitations of traditional networks in background anti-interference and boundary description, but also overcomes the
algorithm power
bottleneck caused by high-dimensional remote
sensing data, and fills the feature gap between image reconstruction and downstream detection tasks.