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HypeRvieW: an open source desktop application for hyperspectral remote-sensing data processing
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In this article, we present a desktop application for the analysis, reference data generation, registration, and supervised spatial-spectral classification of hyperspectral remote-sensing images through a simple and intuitive interface. Regarding the classification ability, the different classification schemes are implemented by using a chain structure as a base. It consists of five configurable stages that must be executed in a fixed order: preprocessing, spatial processing, pixel-wise classification, combination, and post-processing. The modular implementation makes its extension easy by adding new algorithms for each stage or new classification chains. The tool has been designed as a platform that is open to the incorporation of algorithms by the users interested in comparing classification schemes. As an example of use, a classification scheme based on the Quick Shift (QS) algorithm for segmentation and on Extreme Learning Machines (ELMs) or Support Vector Machines (SVMs) for classification is also proposed. The application is license-free, runs on the Linux operating system, and was developed in C language using the GTK library, as well as other free libraries to build the graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
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SPECTRAL-SPATIAL CLASSIFICATION
MORPHOLOGICAL PROFILES
IMAGES
EFFICIENT
GIS
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