Multifeature Dictionary Learning for Collaborative Representation Classification of Hyperspectral Imagery

Abstract

Recently, multifeature learning in collaborative representation classification (CRC) for hyperspectral images has generated promising performance. In this paper, two novel multifeature learning algorithms that update dictionary directly and indirectly are proposed. In order to offer the complementarity of multifeature, four different types of features—global feature (i.e., Gabor feature), local feature (i.e., local binary pattern), shape feature (i.e., extended multiattribute profiles), and spectral feature—are adopted in this paper. Under the hypothesis that most of the features should share the same coding pattern in CRC, this paper proposes to learn proper dictionaries for each feature until obtaining stable codes in a linear classifier. Furthermore, to avoid the explicit mapping of infinite-dimensional dictionaries in a nonlinear kernelized classifier, an indirect approach to construct the transformation matrix from original dictionaries to learn new dictionaries is developed. Three real hyperspectral images acquired from different sensors are adopted for performance evaluation. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed methods can provide superior performance compared with those of the state-of-the-art classifiers.