On the relationship between spectral unmixing and subspace projection
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote SensingPublished 1 July 1996
J.J. Settle
Citations133
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SNIP2.37
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This note shows that the method is completely equivalent to extracting proportional ground cover by standard means, but is less efficient than the more usual methods of spectral unmixing.
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A linear transformation was recently recommended for application on hyperspectral imagery. This note shows that the method is completely equivalent to extracting proportional ground cover by standard means, but is less efficient than the more usual methods of spectral unmixing.
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