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18 December 1996 Assessment of neural network input codings for classification of multispectral images
Jiancheng Jia, Cheechung Chong
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Abstract
The research effort reported in this paper focuses on the evaluation of different input codings influencing the performance of a back-propagation neural network for classification of remotely sensed images. The clustering capability, which can be visualized through the Euclidean distance graph, is introduced as a tool to predict the credibility of the input coding. An investigation was also conducted to study the use of weight function to improve the clustering capability of the binary-coded-decimal input coding, a widely used coding approach in remote sensing area. Results obtained indicate that the classification performance of the neural network classifier is closely related to the clustering capability of the input codings. In order to fully exploit the generalization property of neural network, the clustering property of the classes must be maintained during the input coding process.
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Jiancheng Jia and Cheechung Chong "Assessment of neural network input codings for classification of multispectral images", Proc. SPIE 2907, Optics in Agriculture, Forestry, and Biological Processing II, (18 December 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.262866
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KEYWORDS
Neural networks

Image classification

Multispectral imaging

Visualization

Binary data

Remote sensing

Tolerancing

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