Model-inspired deep neural networks for hyperspectral unmixing
Model-based and learning-based methods are two typical classes for hyperspectral unmixing. Model-based methods are interpretable but rely on the definition of a physical model and iterative optimization. Learning-based methods have high learning ability,
Xiong, F, Zhou, J, Ye, M, Qian, Y
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Spectral-spatial adversarial network for nonlinear hyperspectral unmixing of imbalanced datasets
With its successful application in various fields, hyperspectral unmixing (HU) technology has received extensive attention in remote sensing processing. Recently, various autoencoders based on the linear mixing model (LMM) have been proposed to provide a
Xu Yang, Jianguo Chen, Zihao Chen
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Hyperspectral unmixing using weighted sparse regression with total variation regularization
Spectral unmixing aims at identifying the pure spectral signatures in hyperspectral images and simultaneously estimating their proportions in each pixel of the scene.
Ma, Zheng +4 more
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Hyperspectral Image Resolution Enhancement Based on Spectral Unmixing and Information Fusion [PDF]
Hyperspectral imaging sensors exibit high spectral resolution, but normally low spatial resolution. This leads to spectral signatures of pixels originating from different object types. Such pixels are called mixed pixels.
Avbelj, Janja +4 more
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An Outlier-Insensitive Unmixing Algorithm With Spatially Varying Hyperspectral Signatures
Effective hyperspectral unmixing (HU) is essential to the estimation of the underlying materials' signatures (endmember signatures) and their spatial distributions (abundance maps) from a given image (data) of a hyperspectral scene.
Yao-Rong Syu +2 more
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Fast and Structured Block-Term Tensor Decomposition for Hyperspectral Unmixing
The block-term tensor decomposition model with multilinear rank-$(L_{r},L_{r},1)$ terms (or the “${\mathsf{LL1}}$ tensor decomposition” in short) offers a valuable alternative formulation for hyperspectral unmixing (HU), which ensures the ...
Meng Ding, Xiao Fu, Xi-Le Zhao
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Hyperspectral Imaging: The Intelligent Eye to Uncover the Password of Plant Science
Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) has emerged as a powerful non‐destructive technique for characterisation of the plant phenotype and physiological traits. The ongoing development of cost‐effective hardware, coupled with standardised acquisition protocols and open‐access spectral libraries, is accelerating its integration with multi‐omics approaches to ...
Jingyan Song +17 more
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SSF-Net: A Spatial–Spectral Features Integrated Autoencoder Network for Hyperspectral Unmixing
In recent years, deep learning has received tremendous attention in the field of hyperspectral unmixing (HU) due to its powerful learning capabilities.
Bin Wang +4 more
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Compact Spectral Imaging: A Review of Miniaturized and Integrated Systems
This review explores the rapid shift toward compact spectral imaging systems by examining four key design paradigms: Do‐It‐Yourself (DIY) platforms, freeform optics, filter‐on‐chip integration, and multifunctional metasurfaces. The discussion highlights critical applications in medicine, agriculture, and environmental monitoring, providing comparative ...
Sani Mukhtar, Amir Arbabi, Jaime Viegas
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Abstract Effective sediment monitoring is crucial for managing dynamic river environments where suspended sediment transport varies over time. However, manual sampling and turbidity sensor‐based methods provide limited spatial coverage and can be labor‐intensive.
Siyoon Kwon +3 more
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