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Mine Discrimination Using Multispectral Imagery With Feedforward Neural Networks

Thakoor, A.·Tsu, H.·Langenbacher, H.·Duong, T.·Daud, T.
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Simulated mine detection was performed on a polarimetric hyperspectral imaging dataset collected by using an acousto-optic tunable filter camera. A feedforward artificial neural network was programmed to recognize predefined spectral "templates." The simulation results are provided along with the preprocessing steps and window sizes leading to mine detection without false alarms.

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Thakoor, A., Tsu, H., Langenbacher, H., Duong, T., Daud, T.. 1995-04-01. Mine Discrimination Using Multispectral Imagery With Feedforward Neural Networks. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210003945

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