Constrained-Target Band Selection for Multiple-Target Detection

doi:10.1109/TGRS.2019.2904264

Constrained-Target Band Selection for Multiple-Target Detection

2019-08-01

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DOI：10.1109/TGRS.2019.2904264

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This paper develops a new approach to band selection for multiple-target detection, called constrained-target band selection (CTBS). Its idea is derived from the concept of constrained energy minimization (CEM) by constraining a target of interest, while minimizing the variance resulting from the background (BKG). By taking advantage of CEM, the variance produced by a target of interest can be further used as a measure of prioritizing bands as well as a means of selecting bands for this particular target. As a result, two CTBS-based band prioritization (BP) criteria, called minimal variance-based BP (MinV-BP) and maximal variance-based BP (MaxV-BP), and two CTBS-based BS methods, called sequential forward CTBS (SF-CTBS) and sequential backward CTBS (SB-CTBS), can be derived for multiple-target detection. Since the bands selected by CTBS vary with targets of interest used to constrain CEM, in order for CTBS to be applied to multiple targets, a new fusion technique, called band fusion selection (BFS), is further developed for CTBS to integrate bands selected by different targets so that CTBS can work for all targets. Unlike most BS methods for target detection which generally simultaneously select a fixed set of bands for all targets of interest, the ideas of constraining multiple- target detection and using BFS are novelty of this paper. Experimental results show that CTBS performs well for multiple-target detection.

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Band fusion selection (BFS)

band prioritization (BP)

band selection (BS)

constrained energy minimization (CEM)

constrained-target band selection (CTBS)

virtual dimensionality (VD)

Constrained-Target Band Selection for Multiple-Target Detection

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