2 December 2016 Multidimensional dictionary learning algorithm for compressive sensing-based hyperspectral imaging
Rongqiang Zhao, Qiang Wang, Yi Shen, Jia Li
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Abstract
The sparsifying representation plays a significant role in compressive sensing (CS)-based hyperspectral (HS) imaging. Training the dictionaries for each dimension from HS samples is very beneficial to accurate reconstruction. However, the tensor dictionary learning algorithms are limited by a great amount of computation and convergence difficulties. We propose a least squares (LS) type multidimensional dictionary learning algorithm for CS-based HS imaging. We develop a practical method for the dictionary updating stage, which avoids the use of the Kronecker product and thus has lower computation complexity. To guarantee the convergence, we add a pruning stage to the algorithm to ensure the similarity and relativity among data in the spectral dimension. Our experimental results demonstrated that the dictionaries trained using the proposed algorithm performed better at CS-based HS image reconstruction than those trained with traditional LS-type dictionary learning algorithms and the commonly used analytical dictionaries.
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Rongqiang Zhao, Qiang Wang, Yi Shen, and Jia Li "Multidimensional dictionary learning algorithm for compressive sensing-based hyperspectral imaging," Journal of Electronic Imaging 25(6), 063013 (2 December 2016). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JEI.25.6.063013
Published: 2 December 2016
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KEYWORDS
Associative arrays

Reconstruction algorithms

Chemical species

Hyperspectral imaging

Matrices

Compressed sensing

Signal to noise ratio

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