关键词:
Deep learning
Hyperspectral images
Limited labeled samples
Locality preserving convolutional network
HYPERSPECTRAL CLASSIFICATION
SELECTION
摘要:
One major challenge of designing deep learning systems for hyperspectral data classification is the lack of labeled training samples. Inspired by recent manifold learning researches, this paper presents a novel Locality Preserving Convolutional Network to address this challenge. The proposed method invents a semi-supervised locality-preserving regularization operation, and inserts a new layer in the three-dimensional convolutional neural network for end-to-end spatial-spectral classification. The benefits are three-fold. First, by using unlabeled training samples which are more easily available, the proposed method reduces the number of labeled samples required for training a deep learning model; Second, the proposed method incorporates the intrinsic geographical correlation among nearby samples into the extracted features, which prevents it from losing accuracy when only limited labeled samples are available; Third, with a three-dimensional architecture, the proposed method can extract the spatial and spectral features simultaneously from the hyperspectral data for classification. A gradient-decent based approach is deployed to train the whole network in a unified way. Experiments over different benchmarks show that, the proposed method relieves the Hughes phenomenon for deep learning, and achieves competitively high classification accuracy compared to other state-of-the-art approaches. (C) 2018 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.