Effectiveness of spectral band selection/extraction techniques for spectral data

Conference paper (2006)

Authors

M Skurichina

S Verzakov

P. Paclik

R.P.W. Duin

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Abstract

In the past few years a variety of successful algorithms to select/extract discriminative spectral bands was introduced. By exploiting the connectivity of neighbouring spectral bins, these techniques may be more beneficial than the standard feature selection/extraction methods applied for spectral classification. The goal of this paper is to study the effect of the training sample size on the performance of different strategies to select/extract informative spectral regions. We also consider the success of these methods compared to Principal Component Analysis (PCA) for different numbers of extracted components/groups of spectral bands.