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Classwise Prototype-Guided Alignment Network for Cross-Scene Hyperspectral Image Classification
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In the past few years, there has been significant progress in hyperspectral image classification (HSIC). However, when the trained classifier on the source scene is directly applied to a new scene, the classification performance tends to dramatically decrease because of the spectral shift phenomenon. Most existing techniques use feature alignment to learn knowledge from labeled scenes to unlabeled scenes, often overlooking the impact of noisy samples and outliers. To tackle this issue, the classwise prototype-guided alignment network (CPGAN) is proposed for cross-scene HSIC. The core idea is that classwise prototypes across scenes are employed as alignment intermediaries to guide cross-scene feature alignment. Specifically, first, spectral-spatial features from different scenes are extracted with a common feature extractor. Then, an uncertainty-aware pseudolabel selection (UPS) is designed to obtain high-confidence pseudolabels for unlabeled target scenes. Finally, a novel classwise prototype-guided alignment method is proposed to simultaneously achieve interdomain and intradomain alignment (IntraDA). The experimental results conducted on three datasets show that our method achieves superior performance compared to other cutting-edge classification algorithms.
Keywords:
Prototypes
Feature extraction
Noise measurement
Training
Hyperspectral imaging
Geoscience and remote sensing
Data mining
Domain adaptation (DA)
feature alignment
hyperspectral image classification (HSIC)
prototype calibration (ProC)
uncertainty estimations
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