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Marconcini M. Camps-Valls G. Bruzzone L. 《Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, IEEE》2009,6(2):234-238
This letter presents a novel composite semisupervised support vector machine (SVM) for the spectral-spatial classification of hyperspectral images. In particular, the proposed technique exploits the following: 1) unlabeled data for increasing the reliability of the training phase when few training samples are available and 2) composite kernel functions for simultaneously taking into account spectral and spatial information included in the considered image. Experiments carried out on a hyperspectral image pointed out the effectiveness of the presented technique, which resulted in a significant increase of the classification accuracy with respect to both supervised SVMs and progressive semisupervised SVMs with single kernels, as well as supervised SVMs with composite kernels. 相似文献
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Composite kernels for hyperspectral image classification 总被引：8，自引：0，他引：8
Camps-Valls G. Gomez-Chova L. Munoz-Mari J. Vila-Frances J. Calpe-Maravilla J. 《Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, IEEE》2006,3(1):93-97
This letter presents a framework of composite kernel machines for enhanced classification of hyperspectral images. This novel method exploits the properties of Mercer's kernels to construct a family of composite kernels that easily combine spatial and spectral information. This framework of composite kernels demonstrates: 1) enhanced classification accuracy as compared to traditional approaches that take into account the spectral information only: 2) flexibility to balance between the spatial and spectral information in the classifier; and 3) computational efficiency. In addition, the proposed family of kernel classifiers opens a wide field for future developments in which spatial and spectral information can be easily integrated. 相似文献
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A semisupervised support vector machine is presented for the classification of remote sensing images. The method exploits the wealth of unlabeled samples for regularizing the training kernel representation locally by means of cluster kernels. The method learns a suitable kernel directly from the image and thus avoids assuming a priori signal relations by using a predefined kernel structure. Good results are obtained in image classification examples when few labeled samples are available. The method scales almost linearly with the number of unlabeled samples and provides out-of-sample predictions. 相似文献
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Camps-Valls G. Munoz-Mari J. Gomez-Chova L. Richter K. Calpe-Maravilla J. 《Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, IEEE》2009,6(2):248-252
This letter presents two kernel-based methods for semisupervised regression. The methods rely on building a graph or hypergraph Laplacian with both the available labeled and unlabeled data, which is further used to deform the training kernel matrix. The deformed kernel is then used for support vector regression (SVR). Given the high computational burden involved, we present two alternative formulations based on the Nystrom method and the incomplete Cholesky factorization to achieve operational processing times. The semisupervised SVR algorithms are successfully tested in multiplatform leaf area index estimation and oceanic chlorophyll concentration prediction. Experiments are carried out with both multispectral and hyperspectral data, demonstrating good generalization capabilities when a low number of labeled samples are available, which is usually the case in biophysical parameter retrieval. 相似文献
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Robust support vector regression for biophysical variable estimation from remotely sensed images 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
Camps-Valls G. Bruzzone L. Rojo-Alvarez J.L. Melgani F. 《Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, IEEE》2006,3(3):339-343
This letter introduces the /spl epsiv/-Huber loss function in the support vector regression (SVR) formulation for the estimation of biophysical parameters extracted from remotely sensed data. This cost function can handle the different types of noise contained in the dataset. The method is successfully compared to other cost functions in the SVR framework, neural networks and classical bio-optical models for the particular case of the estimation of ocean chlorophyll concentration from satellite remote sensing data. The proposed model provides more accurate, less biased, and improved robust estimation results on the considered case study, especially significant when few in situ measurements are available. 相似文献
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