Undercomplete learned dictionaries for land cover classification in multispectral imagery of Arctic landscapes using CoSA: clustering of sparse approximations

Undercomplete learned dictionaries for land cover classification in multispectral imagery of Arctic landscapes using CoSA: clustering of sparse approximations
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使用 CoSA 的北极景观多光谱图像中土地覆盖分类的不完整学习词典:稀疏近似的聚类

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2013
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Defense, Security, and Sensing
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C. Gangodagamage
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D. Moody;S. Brumby;J. Rowland;C. Gangodagamage

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发表时间: 2008-06-01
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