Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) is a supervised learning technique for a class of feed forward neural networks with random weights that has recently been used with success for the classification of hyperspectral images. In this work we show that morphological techniques can be integrated in this kind of classifiers using several composite feature mappings which are proposed for ELM. In particular, we present a spectral-spatial ELM-based classifier for hyperspectral remote sensing images that integrates the information provided by extended morphological profiles. The proposed spectral-spatial classifier allows different weights for both (spatial and spectral) features outperforming other ELM-based classifiers in terms of accuracy for land cover applications. The accuracy classification results are also better than those obtained by equivalent spectral-spatial SVM-based classifiers.

The number of samples used in the experiments is the same as in the review 2013

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* University of Pavia samples and maps paviau_elm_emp_output.zip

* Pavia centre samples and maps pavia_centre_elm_emp_output.zip

* Indian pines samples and maps indian_pines_elm_emp_output.zip

* Salinas samples and maps salinas_elm_emp_output.zip

For information see the README.txt files in the archives.

* University of Pavia samples and maps paviau_elm_only_output.zip

* Pavia centre samples and maps pavia_centre_elm_only_output.zip

* Indian pines samples and maps indian_pines_elm_only_output.zip

* Salinas samples and maps salinas_elm_only_output.zip

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