Oriented Triplet Markov fields for hyperspectral image segmentation

Hyperspectral image processing benefits greatly from using spatial information. Markov field modeling is a well-known statistical model class for considering spatial relationships between sites of an image. Often, the model restricts to Hidden Markov Field, therefore cannot handle non-stationarities in the images. This paper presents a Triplet Markov Field model for hyperspectral image segmentation, allowing the joint retrieving of image classes and local orientations. Segmentation results on synthetic data validate the methods, and results on real astronomical data are presented.

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