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Table 7.6 Confusion matrices generated by the extension of Bayesian theory, evidential reasoning and iterative conditional mode algorithms

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

(a) The extension of Bayesian theory

1

280

2548

1173

160

8

1

5

9

2

37

14730

700

1256

62

2

102

26

3

59

3464

3056

237

22

1

34

9

4

9

10432

340

4960

205

0

64

1

5

5

5912

107

1212

1429

104

70

1

6

8

850

39

70

269

595

78

0

7

0

1103

28

31

2

0

2176

0

8

31

4457

364

231

1

0

0

339

(b) Evidential reasoning

1

241

2395

1114

143

II

0

5

7

2

19

11934

535

933

44

2

75

14

3

50

3436

2916

223

19

0

31

7

4

13

10666

385

4860

206

0

83

2

5

5

5996

139

1224

1351

89

49

1

6

43

1579

154

163

358

612

136

0

7

0

1348

39

66

0

0

2150

0

8

58

6142

525

545

9

0

0

354

(c) Iterative conditional mode algorithms

1

409

1247

784

25

0

0

0

0

2

2

19433

786

717

0

0

121

4

3

15

2743

3916

74

0

0

10

0

4

1

10985

111

5983

132

0

77

0

5

0

4697

5

1225

1693

118

65

0

6

1

446

0

25

172

585

105

0

7

0

782

0

0

1

0

2151

0

8

1

3163

205

108

0

0

0

381

(a) Average producer’s accuracy: 67.85%; kappa coefficient: 0.262

(b) Average producer’s accuracy: 65.63%; kappa coefficient: 0.233

(c) Average producer’s accuracy: 79.09%; kappa coefficient: 0.368.

autoregressive random field model (MAR) (Chapter 5). The window size for texture feature extraction is 5×5 pixels, and the neighbour support parameter for MAR is defined as {(1, 0), (−1, −1), (−1, 0)}. Three texture features, the mean value of neighbourhood vector θ (Chapter 5, Equation (5.48)), covariance (Equation (5.49)), and mean (Equation (5.50)) for each radar image are used as inputs.

Class-conditional probabilities were generated for each data source using Equation (2.23), which assumes a Gaussian probability density function. The maximum likelihood method was used to classify each data source individually. The average producer’s accuracy (Section 2.7) for the TM bands alone is 56.58%. Average producer’s accuracy is 50.22% for the SIR-C C band HH and HV images, while the average producer’s accuracy

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Classification Methods for Remotely Sensed Data
Classification Methods for Remotely Sensed Data, Second Edition
ISBN: 1420090720
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 354

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