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24 September 2013 Anomaly-specified virtual dimensionality
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Virtual dimensionality (VD) has received considerable interest where VD is used to estimate the number of spectral distinct signatures, denoted by p. Unfortunately, no specific definition is provided by VD for what a spectrally distinct signature is. As a result, various types of spectral distinct signatures determine different values of VD. There is no one value-fit-all for VD. In order to address this issue this paper presents a new concept, referred to as anomaly-specified VD (AS-VD) which determines the number of anomalies of interest present in the data. Specifically, two types of anomaly detection algorithms are of particular interest, sample covariance matrix K-based anomaly detector developed by Reed and Yu, referred to as K-RXD and sample correlation matrix R-based RXD, referred to as R-RXD. Since K-RXD is only determined by 2nd order statistics compared to R-RXD which is specified by statistics of the first two orders including sample mean as the first order statistics, the values determined by K-RXD and R-RXD will be different. Experiments are conducted in comparison with widely used eigen-based approaches.
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Shih-Yu Chen, Drew Paylor, and Chein-I Chang "Anomaly-specified virtual dimensionality", Proc. SPIE 8871, Satellite Data Compression, Communications, and Processing IX, 88710C (24 September 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2027861
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KEYWORDS
Principal component analysis

Sensors

Detection and tracking algorithms

Algorithm development

Signal to noise ratio

Electroluminescence

Image analysis

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