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Endmember extraction analysis considering endmember variability
2013 5th Workshop on Hyperspectral Image and Signal Processing: Evolution in Remote Sensing (WHISPERS), 2013In recent years, several kinds of endmember extraction algorithms have been proposed from hyperspectral data set which extracts/selects one single standard endmember spectrum for each existing endmember class or scene component. In this article, endmember variability is considered to the mixture spectrum analysis by representing each endmember by a set
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Spectral variability, unrelated to the purity of endmembers, can change the geometry of the dataspace and affect conventional methods used to identify endmembers. Several methods have been developed to identify and extract endmember bundles representing the spectral variability within each endmember class.
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