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Fourier Transformation of Image Data,. 5. More flexibility is offered however if procedures are implemented in the so-called spatial frequency domain by means of the Fourier transformation. As a simple illustration, filters can be designed to extract periodic noise from an image that is unable to be removed by practical templates. As d

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Supervised Classification Techniques,thms to label the pixels in an image as representing particular ground cover types, or classes. A variety of algorithms is available for this, ranging from those based upon probability distribution models for the classes of interest (such as outlined in Chap. 3) to those in which the multispectral s

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Feature Reduction,nds associated with a pixel. For classifiers such as the parallelepiped and minimum distance procedures this is a linear increase with features; however for maximum likelihood classifiication, the procedure most often preferred, the cost increase with features is quadratic. Therefore it is sensible

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