Classification of Summer Crops Using Active Learning Techniques on Landsat Images in the Northwest of the Province of Buenos Aires

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The present work aims to obtain a classifier for summer crops in the northwest of Buenos Aires province from Landsat satellite images. Active Learning (AL) was used as the classification technique since it obtains satisfactory results using a small set of labeled samples to train the algorithm. The construction of the training set is iteratively performed by means of a heuristic for the selection of the unlabeled samples to be classified by an expert. The following heuristics were used for comparison: Breaking Ties, Multiclass Level Uncertainty, Margin Sampling, and Random Sampling. The algorithm was also compared with the supervised technique Support Vector Machine (SVM). The experiments were tested on three Landsat 8 images from different dates using 6 bands per image and various vegetation indices. The results obtained using AL in combination with the different heuristics do not differ substantially from SVM.

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Cicerchia, L. B., Abasolo, M. J., & Russo, C. C. (2020). Classification of Summer Crops Using Active Learning Techniques on Landsat Images in the Northwest of the Province of Buenos Aires. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 1291 CCIS, pp. 138–152). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-61218-4_10

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