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Remote Sensing Supervised Image Classification

Supervised Image Classification ► An image classification procedure that requires interaction with the analyst

1. General Procedures ► Training stage - The analyst identifies the representative training areas (training set) and develops summary statistics for each category ► Classification stage - Each pixel is categorized into a land cover class ► Output stage - The classified image is presented in GIS or other forms

Training

Classifiers ► Minimum distance classifier ► Parallelepiped classifier ► Gaussian maximum likelihood classifier

2. Minimum Distance Classifier ► Calculates mean of the spectral values for the training set in each band and for each category ► Measures the distance from a pixel of unknown identify to the mean of each category ► Assigns the pixel to the category with the shortest distance ► Assigns a pixel as "unknown" if the pixel is beyond the distances defined by the analyst

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Minimum Distance Classifier.. ► Advantage computationally simple and fast ► Disadvantage insensitive to differences in variance among categories

3. Parallelepiped Classifier ► Forms a decision region by the maximum and minimum values of the training set in each band and for each category ► Assigns a pixel to the category where the pixel falls in ► Assigns a pixel as "unknown" if it falls outside of all regions ► Assigns a pixel as "unknown" if it falls outside of all regions

Parallelepiped Classifier.. ► Advantage computationally simple and fast takes differences in variance into account takes differences in variance into account ► Disadvantage performs poorly when the regions overlap because of high correlation between categories (high covariance) ► Disadvantage performs poorly when the regions overlap because of high correlation between categories (high covariance)

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4. Gaussian Maximum likelihood Classifier ► Assumes the (probability density function) distribution of the training set is normal ► Describes the membership of a pixel in a category by probability terms ► The probability is computed based on probability density function for each category

Gaussian Maximum likelihood Classifier.. ► A pixel may occur in several categories but with different probabilities ► Assign a pixel to the category with the highest probability

Gaussian Maximum likelihood Classifier.. ► Advantage takes into account the distance, variance, and covariance ► Disadvantage computationally intensive

5. Training ► Collect a set of statistics that describe the spectral response pattern for each land cover type to be classified ► Select several spectral classes representative of each land cover category ► Avoid pixels between land cover types

Training..

► A minimum of n+1 pixels must be selected (n=number of bands) ► More pixels will improve statistical representation, 10n or 100n are common ► Spatially dispersed training areas throughout the scene better represent the variation of the cover types

6. Training Set Refinement ► Graphic representation ► Quantitative expression ► Self-classification

Training Set Refinement.. Graphic representation Graphic representation ► It is necessary to display histograms of training sets to check for normality and purity ► Coincident spectral plot with 2 std dev from the mean is useful to check for category overlap ► 2-D scatter gram is also useful for refinement

Training Set Refinement.. ► Quantitative expression divergence matrix, higher values indicate greater separability

Training Set Refinement.. ► Training set self-classification - interactive preliminary classification - interactive preliminary classification - use simple and fast classifier to classify the entire scene - use simple and fast classifier to classify the entire scene ► Representative sub-scene classification

1. Post-Classification Smoothing ► Majority filter: use a moving window to filter out the “salt and pepper” minority pixels ► By assigning the majority category of the window to the center pixel of the window

Readings ► Chapter 7