Abstract

In order to provide method support for remote sensing image classification of weak texture region and improve the classification effect, a remote sensing image classification model for weak texture region was constructed. Firstly, the Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM) was used to extract texture features, then the correlation between texture features was reduced by dimensionality reduction method, and finally the spectral features were fused to classify remote sensing images. In the experimental part, neural network classifier was used to classify images based on texture feature, spectral feature and spectral features combined with texture features, and the results ware compared with object-oriented classification method. The analysis of texture extraction in the study area shows that the texture feature image obtained in the 5 × 5 window has higher resolution than that in the 7 × 7 window, and more robust texture features can be obtained in the range of 4∼8 pixel pairs. When using neural network classifier for classification, compared with images based on spectral features and texture features, the overall classification accuracy (OA) of the proposed classification model is increased by 16.72% and 11.16%, respectively, and the Kappa coefficient is increased by 0.2824 and 0.1943, respectively. Compared with the object-oriented classification method, the overall classification accuracy of the proposed classification scheme is increased by 1.15%, and the Kappa coefficient is increased by 0.0191. The constructed model has good classification effect and high classification accuracy for remote sensing images of weak texture region, and can provide scientific reference for remote sensing image classification of weak texture region.

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