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Normal Endmember Spectral Unmixing Method for Hyperspectral Imagery
The normal compositional model (NCM) has been introduced to characterize mixed pixels in hyperspectral images, particularly when endmember variability needs to be considered in the unmixing process.
Li, Jun +4 more
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A Spectral Variability and Class-Constrained Diffusion Model for Unsupervised Hyperspectral Unmixing
Hyperspectral remote sensing is increasingly utilized due to its high spectral resolution and broad observational capabilities, and hyperspectral unmixing aims to decompose mixed pixels into their constituent endmembers with corresponding classes.
Mingwei Wang +4 more
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Endmember-Free Hyperspectral Unmixing
Unmixing networks for hyperspectral images (HSIs) often need to be redesigned for each sensor and initialized with endmember-estimation algorithms, which limits cross-scene generalization.
Weili Kong +6 more
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Multi-task Disentangling Fusion Mamba-CNN for MODIS Spectral-Temporal Unmixing with Endmember Variability Modeling [PDF]
Motasem Alkayid +3 more
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Differences in forest structure, species composition, and climate across biogeographical regions challenge the reliability of spectral models for forest disturbance monitoring.
Saioa Munuera +3 more
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Efficient spectral unmixing using endmember variability [PDF]
Jordan Bryan, Peter Hoff, Galen Reeves
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The vegetation index–land surface temperature (VI–LST) feature space method is widely used for regional evapotranspiration (ET) estimation, linking vegetation cover with the temperature–ET response while balancing model complexity and efficiency. The key
Lu Yang, Huade Guan, Songhao Shang
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Rethinking Coupled Tensor Analysis for Hyperspectral Superresolution: Recoverable Modeling under Endmember Variability [PDF]
Meng Ding, Xiao Fu
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Unmixing of hyperspectral data by incorporating spectral variability and spatial information
Spectral unmixing enables quantitative information on the abundances of cover types to be estimated within each image pixel. Although many spectral unmixing methods have been developed, many of these cannot consider endmember variability, nor do they ...
Uezato, Tatsumi
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