In this paper, the problem of the spatial-spectral classification of very high-resolution optical images is addressed using a kernel- A nd region-based approach. A novel method based on integrating region-based or object-based information into a kernel machine is developed. A Gaussian process model is used to characterize each segment in a segmentation map and to define a region-based admissible kernel accordingly. This kernel is combined with a marker-controlled watershed segmentation that incorporates scale adaptivity. Spatialspectral fusion capabilities are also ensured by combining the resulting classification method with composite kernels.

Very high resolution optical image classification using watershed segmentation and a region-based kernel

De Giorgi A.;Moser G.;Serpico S. B.
2018-01-01

Abstract

In this paper, the problem of the spatial-spectral classification of very high-resolution optical images is addressed using a kernel- A nd region-based approach. A novel method based on integrating region-based or object-based information into a kernel machine is developed. A Gaussian process model is used to characterize each segment in a segmentation map and to define a region-based admissible kernel accordingly. This kernel is combined with a marker-controlled watershed segmentation that incorporates scale adaptivity. Spatialspectral fusion capabilities are also ensured by combining the resulting classification method with composite kernels.
2018
978-1-5386-7150-4
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