In this paper we consider Anomaly Detection in the hyperspectral context, and we extend the popular RX detector, initially designed under the standard additive model, to the replacement model case. Indeed, in this more realistic framework, the target, if present, is supposed to replace a part of the background. We show how to estimate this background power variation to improve the standard RX scheme. The obtained Replacement RX (RRX) is shown to be closed-form and outperforms the standard RX on a real data benchmark experiment.
Anomaly detection for replacement model in hyperspectral imaging
Matteoli StefaniaUltimo
2021
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In this paper we consider Anomaly Detection in the hyperspectral context, and we extend the popular RX detector, initially designed under the standard additive model, to the replacement model case. Indeed, in this more realistic framework, the target, if present, is supposed to replace a part of the background. We show how to estimate this background power variation to improve the standard RX scheme. The obtained Replacement RX (RRX) is shown to be closed-form and outperforms the standard RX on a real data benchmark experiment.File in questo prodotto:
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