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Ghostnet for Hyperspectral Image Classification
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DOI：10.1109/TGRS.2021.3050257.png)
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Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) is a competitive remote sensing technique in several fields, from Earth observation to health, robotic vision, and quality control. Each HSI scene contains hundreds of (narrow) contiguous spectral bands. The amount of data generated by HSI devices is often both a solution and a problem for a given application. Extracting information from HSI data cubes is a complex and computationally demanding problem. To tackle this challenge, convolutional neural networks (CNNs) have been widely applied to HSI classification. Despite their success, CNNs are computationally demanding algorithms with high memory requirements due to their large number of internal parameters. The recent interest in using HSI devices in mobile and embedded systems for air and spaceborne platforms turned the attention to computationally lightweight CNN architectures with good classification accuracy. In this article, we present a contribution in that direction. The proposed method combines the ghost-module architecture with a CNNbased HSI classifier to reduce the computational cost and, simultaneously, achieves an efficient classification method with high performance. Our new method is evaluated against nine standard HSI classifiers, and five improved deep-CNN architectures, over five commonly used HSI data sets for algorithm benchmarking. Conducted experiments show that the proposed method exhibits similar or better performance than the other classifiers, achieving top values in the considered performance metrics-even for very limited training sets-and, most importantly, with a fraction of the computational cost. Our novel approach for HSI classification is a strong candidate for implementation on systems with limited computational resources.
Keywords:
Feature extraction
Data models
Computational modeling
Data mining
Convolution
Hyperspectral imaging
Computational efficiency
Classification
deep learning (DL)
embedded systems
hyperspectral
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