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TU2.4: Spectral Unmixing I

Session Type: Oral
Time: Tuesday, July 24, 10:30 - 12:10
Location: Room 4B
Session Chairs: Paul Gader , University of Florida and Antonio Plaza, University of Extremadura
 
  TU2.4.TU2.4.1: GENERALIZED BILINEAR MODEL BASED NONLINEAR UNMIXING USING SEMI-NONNEGATIVE MATRIX FACTORIZATION
         Naoto Yokoya; The University of Tokyo
         Jocelyn Chanussot; Grenoble Institute of Technology
         Akira Iwasaki; The University of Tokyo
 
  TU2.4.TU2.4.2: UNSUPERVISED NONLINEAR SPECTRAL UNMIXING BY MEANS OF NLPCA APPLIED TO HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY
         Giorgio Antonino licciardi; INPG
         Xavier Ceamanos; UJF / CNRS
         Sylvain Douté; UJF / CNRS
         Jocelyn Chanussot; INPG
 
  TU2.4.TU2.4.3: ESTIMATING THE PERCENTAGE OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR MIXING AT THE SUBPIXEL LEVEL IN HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING
         Ryan Close; University of Florida
         Paul Gader; University of Florida
 
  TU2.4.TU2.4.4: LANDMARK SELECTION USING HOMOGENEITY ON NONLINEAR MANIFOLDS FOR UNMIXING HYPERSPECTRAL DATA
         Junhwa Chi; Purdue University
         Melba M. Crawford; Purdue University
 
  TU2.4.TU2.4.5: ESTIMATING THE NUMBER OF ENDMEMBERS IN HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY WITH NEAREST NEIGHBOR DISTANCES
         Rob Heylen; University of Antwerp
         Paul Scheunders; University of Antwerp