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Title:
GENETIC ALGORITHMS OPTIMIZATION FOR LANDCOVER CLASSIFICATION FROM HIGH RESOLUTION DIGITAL IMGERY
Authors: Mahmoud Al-Nokrashy Osman, Adel Ahmed Esmat, Mahmoud Salah Mahmoud, Ahmed Mohamed Hamdy
Year: 2014
Keywords: Digital Imagery, Unsupervised Classification, Genetic Algorithm, K-means Index.
Journal: CERM
Volume: 36
Issue: 4
Pages: 319-331
Publisher: Not Available
Local/International: Local
Paper Link: Not Available
Full paper mahmoudgoma_GA_Optmization.pdf
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Abstract:

Study of urban environmental areas involved with the use of digital imagery data has raised great interest among researchers. High resolution imagery present difficulties for automatic classification process due to the high spectral and spatial heterogeneity for the same class. Thus, new concepts and techniques have been used for mapping urban areas. In this study Genetic Algorithms (GAs) were applied to determine the optimal input parameters based on k-means classifier as a fitness function. To assess the efficacy of the methodology and ensure the accuracy of the product the steps undertaken in this study were subject to quality control. The best results were obtained in the case of Population size 100 with mutation probability 0.05 with overall accuracy of 68.89%.

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