Evaluation of entropy and JM-distance criterions as features selection methods using spectral and spatial features derived from Landsat images

Evaluation of entropy and JM-distance criterions as features selection methods using spectral and spatial features derived from Landsat images

by Luciano V. Dutra

Part of [NASA contractor report] -- NASA CR-172814.

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