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Spatial analysis for colon biopsy classification from hyperspectral imagery
... uses hyperspectral images of colon biopsy ...spectral analysis to discriminate between normal and cancerous biopsies of the colon ...a biopsy image are labelled ...each ... See full document
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Spectral-Spatial Dimensionality Reduction of APEX Hyperspectral Imagery for Tree Species Classification; a Case Study of Salzach Riparian Mixed Forest
... to analysis of spectral variability per image unit ...years, classification of hyperspectral imagery using spatial context along with spectral information spatial-spectral gains ... See full document
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Co occurrence and morphological analysis for colon tissue biopsy classification
... reflected from a test ...analyse hyperspectral images concentrate on the spectral information in individ- ual image cells, rather than spatial variations within individ- ual bands or groups of ... See full document
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Efficient Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction for Pixel-wise Classification of Hyperspectral Imagery
... components analysis (CCA) [92], Maximum Variance Unfolding (MVU) [93], Schroedinger Eigenmaps (SE) [94] and Spatial Spectral Schroedinger Eigenmaps (SSSE) ...forest classification is superior than ... See full document
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Wavelet based segmentation of hyperspectral colon tissue imagery
... automated classification of tissue cells between normal and malignant ...of hyperspectral human colon tissue cell images into its constituent parts by exploiting the spatial relationship ... See full document
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Hyperspectral colon biopsy classification into normal and malignant categories
... spectral analysis of colon tissue and cell classification is done using Support Vector Machines ...do classification with reasonable ...obtained from four binarised images of the ... See full document
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Hyperspectral colon tissue cell classification
... human colon is presented. The microscopic level images of human colon tissue cells were acquired using hyperspectral imaging technology at contiguous wavelength intervals of visible ...While ... See full document
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Multiscale spatial-spectral convolutional network with image-based framework for hyperspectral imagery classification
... multiscale spatial structures and proposed an unsupervised cooperative sparse autoencoder method to fuse deep spatial features and spectral ...a spatial-spectral squeeze-and-excitation residual ... See full document
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Hyperspectral texture analysis for colon tissue biopsy classification
... The first set of experiments is carried out with morpho- logical feature extraction method. Each image is divided into 64 × 64 blocks or patches. Morphological operation is performed on the patches for extraction of ... See full document
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Classification of colon biopsy samples by spatial analysis of a single spectral band from its hyperspectral cube
... ten biopsy samples using a leave-one-out (LOO) testing ...the hyperspectral image cubes for these biopsies was each divided into non-overlapping blocks of 64 × ...patches from nine images, while the ... See full document
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A Review of Unsupervised Spectral Target Analysis for Hyperspectral Imagery
... were no endmembers present in the scenario TE and the N- FINDR tried to extract the most purest panel pixels from the data. When the value of p was set to low such as 5, the N- FINDR extracted a mixed BKG pixel ... See full document
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Neural network for aerosol retrieval from hyperspectral imagery
... component analysis (PCA) (Wold et ...down-selected from the 425 AVIRIS-NG channels to avoid wavelength bands with strong water absorption and instrument ...ances from these first 16 principal ...16 ... See full document
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Spectral-spatial Feature Extraction for Hyperspectral Image Classification
... the hyperspectral face recognition by extracting spectral features picked from typical face regions, such as forehead, cheeks, hair, and ...the spatial information by intro- ducing a spectral ... See full document
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Comparative Analysis of Different Remote Sensing Techniques for Mapping of Supraglacial Lakes on Hispar Glacier
... Unsupervised Classification since each water class was spectrally differentiated, though it was hard to reclassify the polygons but results which were obtained were all ...water from other ... See full document
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A hybrid MLP CNN classifier for very fine resolution remotely sensed image classification
... for the classification of very fine spatial resolution VFSR remotely sensed imagery... The decision fusion rules, designed primarily based on the classification confidence.[r] ... See full document
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Spectral discrimination and classification of sugarcane varieties using EO-1 hyperion hyperspectral imagery
... Aside from the relatively high number of classes used ...discriminant analysis, the differences in crop growth stage, management regime, and crop health ... See full document
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IMAGING SPECTROSCOPY FOR CROP MONITORING IN NIGERIA: A REVIEW
... obtained from general crop estimation surveys have become widely ...obtained from one or several leaf disk(s) (each of which contains numerous ...of hyperspectral data. Combining spectral and ... See full document
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Improved sparse representation using adaptive spatial support for effective target detection in hyperspectral imagery
... the spatial correlation information used for target detection, for a given pixel there is still a problem as how to choose its spatial ...the spatial correlation information used in the algorithm is ... See full document
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Development and Assessment of Advanced Data Fusion Algorithms for Remotely Sensed Data
... images from a combination of primary images, by attempting to preserve the best characteristics of each primary image” (Mascarenhas et ...sets from two or more sensors, forming an enhanced final ... See full document
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A Comparative Analysis of Kernel Subspace Target Detectors for Hyperspectral Imagery
... range (0.4–2.5 μm) which includes the visible and short- wave infrared (SWIR) bands. But we only use 150 bands by discarding water absorption and low-SNR bands; the spectral bands used are the 23rd–101st, 109th–136th, ... See full document
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