Spectral Pattern Recognition by a Two-Layer Perceptron: Effects of Training Set Size

Petra Staufer; Manfred M. Fischer

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-59041-2_12

Spectral Pattern Recognition by a Two-Layer Perceptron: Effects of Training Set Size

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Pattern recognition in urban areas is one of the most challenging issues in classifying satellite remote sensing data. Parametric pixel-by-pixel classification algorithms tend to perform poorly in this context. This is because urban areas comprise a complex spatial...

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