A new approach based on multiwavelets transformation and singular value decomposition (SVD) is proposed for the classification of image textures. Lower singular values are truncated based on its energy distribution to...A new approach based on multiwavelets transformation and singular value decomposition (SVD) is proposed for the classification of image textures. Lower singular values are truncated based on its energy distribution to classify the textures in the presence of additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). The proposed approach extracts features such as energy, entropy, local homogeneity and max-min ratio from the selected singular values of multiwavelets transformation coefficients of image textures. The classification was carried out using probabilistic neural network (PNN). Performance of the proposed approach was compared with conventional wavelet domain gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) based features, discrete multiwavelets transformation energy based approach, and HMM based approach. Experimental results showed the superiority of the proposed algorithms when compared with existing algorithms.展开更多
A novel approach using volumetric texture and reduced-spectral features is presented for hyperspectral image classification. Using this approach, the volumetric textural fea^res were extracted by volumetric gray-level...A novel approach using volumetric texture and reduced-spectral features is presented for hyperspectral image classification. Using this approach, the volumetric textural fea^res were extracted by volumetric gray-level co-occurrence matrices （VGLCM）. The spectral features were extracted by minimum estimated abundance covar- iance （MEAC） and linear prediction （LP）-based band selection, and a semi-supervised k-means （SKM） cluster- ing method with deleting the worst cluster （SKMd） band- clustering algorithms. Moreover, four feature combination schemes were designed for hyperspectral image classifica- tion by using spectral and textural features. It has been proven that the proposed method using VGLCM outper- forms the gray-level co-occurrence matrices （GLCM） method, and the experimental results indicate that the combination of spectral information with volumetric textural features leads to an improved classification performance in hyperspectral imagery.展开更多
文摘A new approach based on multiwavelets transformation and singular value decomposition (SVD) is proposed for the classification of image textures. Lower singular values are truncated based on its energy distribution to classify the textures in the presence of additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). The proposed approach extracts features such as energy, entropy, local homogeneity and max-min ratio from the selected singular values of multiwavelets transformation coefficients of image textures. The classification was carried out using probabilistic neural network (PNN). Performance of the proposed approach was compared with conventional wavelet domain gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) based features, discrete multiwavelets transformation energy based approach, and HMM based approach. Experimental results showed the superiority of the proposed algorithms when compared with existing algorithms.
文摘A novel approach using volumetric texture and reduced-spectral features is presented for hyperspectral image classification. Using this approach, the volumetric textural fea^res were extracted by volumetric gray-level co-occurrence matrices （VGLCM）. The spectral features were extracted by minimum estimated abundance covar- iance （MEAC） and linear prediction （LP）-based band selection, and a semi-supervised k-means （SKM） cluster- ing method with deleting the worst cluster （SKMd） band- clustering algorithms. Moreover, four feature combination schemes were designed for hyperspectral image classifica- tion by using spectral and textural features. It has been proven that the proposed method using VGLCM outper- forms the gray-level co-occurrence matrices （GLCM） method, and the experimental results indicate that the combination of spectral information with volumetric textural features leads to an improved classification performance in hyperspectral imagery.
