Abstract

A classification method for polarimetric SAR data analysis using a competitive neural network is considered. The network is trained by two LVQ algorithms. In addition, a specific feature vector as the input for the network employing the JM distance is determined. As a result of experiments using SIR-C data, average accuracy for classification results was 86.40%, where (i) the competitive neural network with 8-input and 40-output neurons was trained by LVQ1 and LVQ2.1, and (ii) the 8-dimensional feature vector with backscattering coefficients (dB) and pseudo-relative phases between HH and VV from L and C bands was used. It is shown that the proposed method outperforms other methods in average accuracy.

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