The invention provides a hyperspectral and
laser radar fusion classification method (GGCDM) based on gating guide condition
diffusion, which is used for fusing hyperspectral image (HSI) and
laser radar (
LiDAR) data to realize high-precision ground feature classification. The existing method is difficult to consider deep
coupling of high-dimensional spectral features and three-dimensional geometric information under the problems of insufficient multi-
modal feature interaction and limited generalization ability. According to the method, by designing a gating condition modulator (GCM), HSI and
LiDAR features are mapped to a unified
potential space, and an interactive
perception gating structure is introduced to realize dynamic
weight adjustment of two
modal features, so that the cross-
modal cooperative characterization capability is enhanced. Meanwhile, a deep interaction enhancement module (DIEM) is embedded in a
diffusion reconstruction network, cross-modal association in a
potential space is explicitly modeled, and the stability and robustness of a
classification result are improved. Different from a traditional
diffusion model based on
noise estimation, the method adopts an image reconstruction normal form, takes a classification graph as a generation target, avoids training
instability, and remarkably improves generalization performance. Experimental results show that the classification precision of the method is superior to that of an existing method on multiple groups of real data sets. The method can be widely applied to the fields of
remote sensing image intelligent interpretation,
land cover classification, environment monitoring and the like.