We propose an adaptive complex-amplitude texture classifier that takes into consideration height as well as reflection statistics of interferometric synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images. The classifier utilizes the phase information to segment the images. The system consists of a two-stage preprocessor and a complex-valued SOFM. The preprocessor extracts a complex-valued feature vectors corresponding to height and reflectance statistics of blocks in the image. The following SOFM generates a set of templates (references) adaptively and classifies a block into one of the classes represented by the templates. Experiment demonstrates that the system segments an interferometric SAR image successfully into a lake, a mountain, and so on. The performance is better than that of a conventional system dealing only with the amplitude information.
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Andriyan Bayu SUKSMONO, Akira HIROSE, "Adaptive Complex-Amplitude Texture Classifier that Deals with Both Height and Reflectance for Interferometric SAR Images" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E83-C, no. 12, pp. 1912-1916, December 2000, doi: .
Abstract: We propose an adaptive complex-amplitude texture classifier that takes into consideration height as well as reflection statistics of interferometric synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images. The classifier utilizes the phase information to segment the images. The system consists of a two-stage preprocessor and a complex-valued SOFM. The preprocessor extracts a complex-valued feature vectors corresponding to height and reflectance statistics of blocks in the image. The following SOFM generates a set of templates (references) adaptively and classifies a block into one of the classes represented by the templates. Experiment demonstrates that the system segments an interferometric SAR image successfully into a lake, a mountain, and so on. The performance is better than that of a conventional system dealing only with the amplitude information.
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