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Improved fuzzy c-means algorithm and its application to classification of remote sensing image in Chengdu city, China

Authors: Dongmei Han; Jiayu Ji; Yonghui Dai; Guowei Li; Weiguo Fan; Huagen Chen;

Improved fuzzy c-means algorithm and its application to classification of remote sensing image in Chengdu city, China

Abstract

The classification recognition performance is a hot study in the field of remote sensing image. In this paper, texture feature, shape feature, radiation intensity of remote sensing image information were used to initial terrain classification. Then an improved fuzzy c-means algorithm was applied on classification, and it included optimization of determine clustering center, got the number of clustering automatically and removed the noise of image after classification. Meanwhile, as an alternative to expert knowledge, data fusion method was used, which included the fusion of aeromagnetic data, gravity data and elevation data. The empirical results showed that this method can avoid the highly dependent on domain knowledge experts in image recognition and got a better classification effect in remote sensing image.

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