Hyperspectral Image Clustering
Hyperspectral image clustering aims to automatically group pixels in high-dimensional hyperspectral images based on their spectral and spatial characteristics, facilitating efficient analysis of complex datasets. Recent research emphasizes developing robust and scalable algorithms, focusing on techniques like contrastive learning (often incorporating both pixel and superpixel levels), graph-based methods leveraging spatial relationships, and deep learning approaches that learn effective data representations for improved subspace separation. These advancements are crucial for various applications, including remote sensing, where accurate and efficient unsupervised classification of large-scale hyperspectral data is essential for tasks such as land cover mapping and environmental monitoring.