Journal Article

·2015 OPEN ACCESS

Nonlinear Feature Extraction for Hyperspectral Images

Çiğdem Bakır YTU

International Journal of Applied Mathematics Electronics and Computers

Abstract

In this study non-linear dimension reduction methods have been applied to a hyperspectral image in order to increase the classification accuracy in feature extraction step. Furthermore, image segmentation has been ensured the by taking into consideration the spatial synthesis of hyperspectral images and passing from high-dimensional space to low dimensional space. It has been compared the results obtained from the image segmentation made by taking one pixel from this spatial synthesis. The advantages of the effects of the results of the dimension reduction techniques made by facing neighbor pixels on the segmentation of hyper-spectral image have been displayed in the experimental results part.

Keywords

Hyperspectral imaging Artificial intelligence Pixel Pattern recognition (psychology) Computer vision Segmentation Dimension (graph theory) Computer science Feature extraction Image segmentation Dimensionality reduction Feature (linguistics) Image (mathematics) Feature vector Mathematics

Subject Areas

Remote-Sensing Image Classification ·Media Technology ·Physical Sciences
Remote Sensing and Land Use ·Atmospheric Science ·Physical Sciences
Spectroscopy and Chemometric Analyses ·Analytical Chemistry ·Physical Sciences

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