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Comparison of Different LiDAR and Hypespectral Data Fusion Strategies Using SVM and ABNet

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Author: Pengyu Hao, Zheng Niu

Abstract: The objective of this paper is to compare two LiDAR data and hyperspectral data fusion strategies, band extension and hierarchical classification using two newly proposed classification algorithms SVM and ABNet, and test the sensitivity of different classification method to sample size. The result showed that the fusion data increased the SVM classification accuracy by 10%, but did not improve the ABNet result apparently. And the hierarchical classification strategy performed better than band extension strategy. In addition, the sensitivity test indicated that both hyperspectral solely and fusion data applying ABNet algorithms were more robust when training samples contain more than 60% of original size.

Keywords: Hyperspectral; LiDAR; fusion; SVM; ABNet; remote sensing

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