The invention belongs to the technical field of
image processing, and particularly relates to a single-pixel imaging-free classification measurement
matrix optimization method and device based on
principal component analysis. The method comprises the following steps: collecting a compressed
light intensity signal of a target scene through a single-
pixel detector to form original measurement data; extracting a representative
feature vector from the full-sampling
light intensity value of the category prior image by adopting a
principal component analysis (PCA) dimension reduction technology; carrying out
feature fusion on the
feature vector and an original measurement matrix, and constructing a
principal component analysis measurement matrix (PCAMM); carrying out
compressed sampling on a target based on PCAMM to obtain a one-dimensional
light intensity sequence; and target classification is directly carried out on the one-dimensional light intensity sequence through a classifier. According to the method, the technical
route of'first reconstruction and then
perception 'of traditional single-pixel imaging is broken through, a PCAMM matrix construction method is innovatively provided, and the randomness of a measured value is remarkably reduced through feature enhancement measurement. According to the scheme, an optimization effect on various classic measurement matrixes is achieved, high classification precision is still kept under the complex environment of high
noise, low sampling rate and the like, the storage space can be saved to the maximum extent through the imaging-free characteristic, and a new high-energy-efficiency
perception normal form is provided for a
visual system with
limited resources.