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Compression of hyperspectral images based on Tucker decomposition and CP decomposition
Abstract:
Hyperspectral imagers are developing towards high resolution, high detection sensitivity, broad spectra, and wide coverage, which means that hyperspectral data are getting more and more substantial. This brings a great challenge to data storage and real-time transmission of hyperspectral data. A compression method based on Tucker decomposition and CANDECOMP/PARAFAC decomposition (TD-CP) is proposed. The hyperspectral data are treated as a third-order tensor. First, TD is performed on the hyperspectral data to obtain a core tensor and three factor matrices, and then CP decomposition is performed on the core tensor. Compared with principal component analysis (PCA)+JPEG2000, TD, and CP, TD-CP can retain spatial information and spectral information better at the same time, and running time is shorter.
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