2014
DOI: 10.1109/lgrs.2013.2286089
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Curvelet-Based Synthetic Aperture Radar Image Classification

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“…Curvelet-based, histogram of curvelets (HoC) feature extraction method is introduced in our previous work together with the first implementation of curvelet subband GGD parameter estimation features for SAR image classification [14]. In our previous work, using only one element of the coherency matrix, histograms for each normalized curvelet subbands are cascaded to form a feature vector per pixel.…”
Section: Curvelet Transform Subband Statistical Momentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Curvelet-based, histogram of curvelets (HoC) feature extraction method is introduced in our previous work together with the first implementation of curvelet subband GGD parameter estimation features for SAR image classification [14]. In our previous work, using only one element of the coherency matrix, histograms for each normalized curvelet subbands are cascaded to form a feature vector per pixel.…”
Section: Curvelet Transform Subband Statistical Momentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Curvelet analysis is the multi scale directional transform in the higher dimensions that incorporates the multi scale geometric information such as curvely shaped features during the modeling process [11]. It is capable of feature extractions such as spatial locality, scale and orientation details in more directions, which is critical to the analysis of piece-wise smooth image with rich edge information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theoretically it can achieve the optimal sparse representation of the C 2 sigularities. It uses angled polar wedges or angled trapezoid window to achieve optimal sparse representation of curvelike features [11]. Compared to multivariate wavelet analysis, Curvelet analysis has demonstrated more accurate projection and modeling of edge discontinuities mainly in the engineering fields including video processing, biomedical and seismic data analysis, fluid mechanics analysis and partial differential equation analysis, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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