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L0-Motivated Low-Rank Sparse Subspace Clustering for Hyperspectral Imagery

Hyperspectral image (HSI) Clustering is an unsupervised task, which segments pixels into different groups without using labeled samples. Low-rank sparse subspace clustering (LRSSC) is often applied to achieve the clustering of high-dimensional data such as HSI. The LRSSC combines low-rank recovery and sparse representation to capture both global and local structures of the data. Nuclear and L1-norm are often used to measure rank and sparsity in LRSSC since minimization of these two norms results in a convex optimization problem. However, the use of Nuclear and L1-norm can only approximate the original problem, and may lead to over-penalization. Thus, the direct solution of a Schatten-0 (S0) and L0 quasi-norm regularized objective function has been proposed in the LRSSC for more accurate representation. This paper proposes to use the S0/L0-regulared LRSSC (S0/L0-LRSSC) for hyperspectral image clustering. To accommodate the large data size, an original HSI is pre- partitioned, and the S0/L0-LRSSC is implemented in a distributed way. Our experiments show that the performance of the S0/L0-LRSSC in hyperspectral image clustering is better than the original LRSSC and its variants based on Nuclear and L1-norm minimization.

Hyperspectral image (HSI) ; low-rank recovery ; sparse representation ; subspace clustering ; S0/L0 quasi-norms

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