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Fig 1.

Part of pavia centre hyperspectral image.

(a) The HSI in false color (RGB 3, 65,101), (b) Ground truth.

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Fig 2.

The paviaU hyperspectral remote sensing image.

(a) The HSI in false color (RGB 64, 101,1), (b) Ground truth.

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Fig 3.

Analysis of parameter k (a) Change in the AC with various values of k. (b) Change in the NMI with various values of k.

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Fig 4.

Cluster maps of the different methods with the PaviaU image(a)KASP-ASSC(k = 10) (b)RASP-ASSC(k = 10) (c)LI-ASSC(k = 10) (d)LI-ASP(k = 10) (e)LLE-ASSC(k = 20) (f)True Ground.

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Table 1.

Quantitative evaluation of the different clustering algorithms for paviaU image.

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Fig 5.

Cluster maps of the different methods with the Pavia centre image(a)KASP-ASSC(k = 20) (b) RASP-ASSC(k = 20) (c) LI-ASSC(k = 20) (d) LI-ASP(k = 10) (e) LLE-ASSC(k = 15) (f)True Ground.

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Table 2.

Quantitative evaluation of the different clustering algorithms for pavia centre image.

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Table 3.

The AC (std) and NMI (std) of clustering results on pavia centre image.

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Table 4.

Z values in the McNemar’s test result on paviaU image.

And the 5% level of significance is selected.

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Table 5.

Z values in the McNemar’s test result on pavia centre image.

And the 5% level of significance is selected.

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