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1 September 2006 The estimation of noise covariance matrix in hyperspectral remotely sensed images
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Abstract
Target detection algorithms for hyperspectral remote sensing have been studied for decades. The Least Square (LS) approach is one of the most widely used algorithms. It has been proved that the Noise Whitened Least Square (NWLS) can outperform the original version. But in order to have good results, the estimation of the noise covariance matrix is very important and still remains a great challenge. Many estimation methods have been proposed in the past, including spatial and frequency domain high-pass filter, neighborhood pixel subtraction, etc. In this paper, we further adopt the Fully Constrained Least Square (FCLS), which combine sum-to-one and non-negative constraints, with the NWLS and we also conduct a quantitative comparison with computer simulation of material spectrum from AVIRIS data base on the detection performance and the difference from the designed noise covariance matrix. We will also compare the results with real AVIRIS image scene.
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Chien-Wen Chen and Hsuan Ren "The estimation of noise covariance matrix in hyperspectral remotely sensed images", Proc. SPIE 6302, Imaging Spectrometry XI, 63020D (1 September 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.682958
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KEYWORDS
Signal to noise ratio

Linear filtering

Interference (communication)

Wavelets

Hyperspectral imaging

Detection and tracking algorithms

Remote sensing

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