Ranga Raju Vatsavai, E. Bright, V. Chandola, B. Bhaduri, A. Cheriyadat, J. Graesser
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Machine learning approaches for high-resolution urban land cover classification: a comparative study
The proliferation of several machine learning approaches makes it difficult to identify a suitable classification technique for analyzing high-resolution remote sensing images. In this study, ten classification techniques were compared from five broad machine learning categories. Surprisingly, the performance of simple statistical classification schemes like maximum likelihood and Logistic regression over complex and recent techniques is very close. Given that these two classifiers require little input from the user, they should still be considered for most classification tasks. Multiple classifier systems is a good choice if the resources permit.