Abstract
In the field of remote sensing, it is infeasible to collect a large number of labeled samples due to imaging equipment and the imaging environment. Few-Shot Learning (FSL) is the dominant method to alleviate this problem, which pursues quickly adapting to novel categories from a limited number of labeled samples. The few-shot Remote Sensing Scene Classification (RSSC) generally includes the pre-training and meta-test phases. However, a “negative transfer” problem exists that data categories in both phases are different. It causes the pre-trained feature extractor to be unable well-adapted to the novel data category. This paper proposes Class Shared Dictionary Learning for Few-Shot Remote Sensing Scene Classification (CSDL) to address this issue. Specifically, this paper designs the Mirror-based Feature Extractor (MFE) in the pre-training phase, constructing a self-supervised classification task to improve the feature extractor robustness. Furthermore, this paper proposes a Class Shared Dictionary classifier (CSD) based on dictionary learning. The CSD projects the novel data feature in meta-test into subspace to reconstruct more discriminative features and complete the classification task. Extensive experiments on remote sensing datasets have demonstrated that the proposed CSDL achieves the advanced classification performance.
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