A novel approach for hyperspectral image classification is proposed based on fusion of multiple classifiers to deal with the high dimension in applications of hyperspectral image classification. High correlation of neighboring bands of hyperspectral image data is used to generate feature subsets through adaptive subspace decomposition. A modified ReliefF algorithm(ReliefF-S)is proposed to evaluate feature subsets and to generate their corresponding weight values. Member classifiers are trained based on resulting feature subspaces and their weighted majority voting
and then the fusion of multiple classifiers is accomplished. Experimental results show that the proposed approach reduces the dimension of features effectively
and improves the classification performance.
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