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Data dependent dissimilarity provides a better closest adaptation than distance measures. When dealing with arbitrary types of data sets especially those with manifold structures, mass-based dissimilarity [1] cannot perform well. Taking the structure into account, this paper introduces a generic structural mass-based dissimilarity which is easily applied to existing algorithms in different missions...
Application fields of multisource high resolution remote sensing image fusion are expending ceaselessly. Especially, commercial remote sensing satellite data and image fusion algorithms are constantly emerging. This paper proposed an intelligent decision strategy that can be used to query various remote sensing data for recommending the optimal image fusion data combination and appropriate fusion...
In this paper, a novel local relative phase binary pattern (LRPBP) method is proposed based on LBP and relative phase for extracting texture features. In LRPBP, an image will be firstly processed through Gabor transform. And then the relative phase information of the image is extracted in the complex transform domain of Gabor. Finally, the texture feature of the image is constructed via calculating...
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