Data pre-processing to improve SVM video classification

Capodiferro, Licia; Costantini, Luca; Mangiatordi, Federica; Pallotti, Emiliano

doi:10.1109/cbmi.2012.6269801

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“…al. [51] proposed different kinds of data pre-processing, mainly noise removal procedures to improve SVM video classification, which is not related to our work. Salvi et.…”

Section: B Training Sample Generation-correction Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Simple Data Preprocessing and Postprocessing Techniques for SVM Classifier of Remote Sensing Multispectral Image Classification

Singh

Gayathri

Chaudhuri

2022

IEEE J. Sel. Top. Appl. Earth Observations Remote Sensing

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Present scenario of the remote sensing domain deals with how to utilize the data for different purposes like classification, target detection, disaster management, change detection, flood monitoring, deforestation, etc. Now due to improvements in the sensor technology very high spatial and spectral resolutions data are available. Over a decade various new advanced research papers have been projected in the literature for spatial and spectral classification of such highresolution remote sensing images. Thematic information investigation of the earth's surface image is possible by the classification technique and the most frequently used method for this purpose is multispectral classification using a supervised learning process. In the supervised learning process, the specialist challenges to discover exact sites in the remotely sensed data that represent homogeneous examples of the known land cover type. The most recommended method for the classification of remote sensing (RS) images is the support vector machine (SVM) because of its high accuracy but any classifier depends on good quality training samples. The collection of authentic training samples of different classes is a critical issue when the whole classification result is important. This paper presents a pre-processing technique based on local statistics for generation-correction of training samples with quadrant division. A simple filter-based post-processing technique is proposed for the improvement of classification accuracy. We study rigorously how the proposed pre-processing technique has affected the result of classification accuracy for different kernels SVM classifiers. Also, we have presented the comparison results between the proposed method and other different classifiers in the literature.

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“…al. [51] proposed different kinds of data pre-processing, mainly noise removal procedures to improve SVM video classification, which is not related to our work. Salvi et.…”

Section: B Training Sample Generation-correction Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%