摘要

This letter explores a spectral-spatial tensor-based dimensionality reduction (DR) method to cope with hyperspectral image (HSI) feature extraction and classification. This method uses the Gabor filter banks as the bias spectral-spatial feature hybrider and further integrates the tensor-based alignment strategy for the discriminant locality with sparse factorization by extracting optimal spectral-spatial features and simultaneously maintaining structural relevance. Comparative experimental results with two real HSIs demonstrate that the proposed DR method has a considerable advantage over other traditional feature extraction methods.