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Computationally Efficient Hyperspectral Data Learning Based on the Doubly Stochastic Dirichlet Process
DOI:10.1109/TGRS.2016.2606575.png)
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The Dirichlet process (DP) prior is effective in modeling HSIs (HSI) and identifying land-cover classes. However, modeling a continuously varying intensity of these land covers elegantly and consistently is still a challenge. We propose a doubly stochastic DP (DSDP) as an efficient model of the global topic measurement space, which imposes a weaker assumption compared with the discrete Markov assumption, resulting in a lower computational cost than other DP-prior-based models. We also present a mixture model of DSDP, which is termed the marked sigmoidal Gaussian process (SGP) DSDP mixture model. It can be thinned from a DP mixture without massive auxiliary covariates, and the marked function prior makes the number of land-cover classes consistent, whereas the SGP function prior models the HSI land-cover variation globally. The consistency of the number of land covers is maintained for various HSIs with large-scale geographical areas. Experiments show that the model is robust and consistent on HSI identification with weak or even no supervision.
Keyword:
Bayesian model
computational efficiency
hyperspectral image (HSI)
land covers
remote sensing
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