Certain Investigation on Hyper Spectral Remote Sensing Image
Keywords:
Hyper Spectral Remote Sensing Image, Image ClassificationAbstract
In this paper, a technique has been designated for classification of satellite remote sensing of hyperspectral image. The classification process is based on the three main categories: (1) Clustering, which performed in supervised techniques using Thresholding effect of image pixel intensity and (2) segmented and texture based image analysis, in this process to achieve a new textural based image clustering to overcome the problem of multi-label images in satellite remote processing. Finally, it is clustered and result in segmented output.
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