A New Per-Field Classification Method Using Mixture Discriminant Analysis
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Date
2012
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
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Abstract
In this study, a new per-field classification method is proposed for supervised classification of remotely sensed multispectral image data of an agricultural area using Gaussian mixture discriminant analysis (MDA). For the proposed per-field classification method, multivariate Gaussian mixture models constructed for control and test fields can have fixed or different number of components and each component can have different or common covariance matrix structure. The discrimination function and the decision rule of this method are established according to the average Bhattacharyya distance and the minimum values of the average Bhattacharyya distances, respectively. The proposed per-field classification method is analyzed for different structures of a covariance matrix with fixed and different number of components. Also, we classify the remotely sensed multispectral image data using the per-pixel classification method based on Gaussian MDA.
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Erol, Hamza/0000-0001-8983-4797
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Keywords
Average Bhattacharyya Distance, Gaussian Mixture Discriminant Analysis, Per-Field Classification, Per-Pixel Classification, Supervised Classification, supervised classification, per-pixel classification, average Bhattacharyya distance, per-field classification, Gaussian mixture discriminant analysis
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0101 mathematics, 01 natural sciences
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8
Source
Journal of Applied Statistics
Volume
39
Issue
10
Start Page
2129
End Page
2140
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