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High Order Singular Value Decomposition for Plant Biodiversity Estimation

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Alessandra Bernardi, Martina Iannacito (HiePACS), Duccio Rocchini

Signal Processing · Submitted 29 Nov 2019

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The authors' main claim The obtained results are so promising that we can support the efficiency of our method in the ecological framework.

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CitationAlessandra Bernardi, Duccio Rocchini, Martina Iannacito (HiePACS). "High Order Singular Value Decomposition for Plant Biodiversity Estimation." arXiv:1911.13076 (2019). https://pith.science/paper/QKDESCTH
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We propose a new method to estimate plant biodiversity with R{\'e}nyi and Rao indexes through the so called High Order Singular Value Decomposition (HOSVD) of tensors. Starting from NASA multispectral images we evaluate biodiversity and we compare original biodiversity estimates with those realised via the HOSVD compression methods for big data. Our strategy turns out to be extremely powerful in terms of storage memory and precision of the outcome. The obtained results are so promising that we can support the efficiency of our method in the ecological framework.

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s3 The obtained results are so promising that we can support the efficiency of our method in the ecological framework. interpretation 0.99 0.69 0.55 hedged possibility 0.66

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We propose a new method to estimate plant biodiversity with R{\'e}nyi and Rao indexes through the so called High Order Singular Value Decomposition (HOSVD) of tensors. Starting from NASA multispectral images we evaluate biodiversity and we compare original biodiversity estimates with those realised via the HOSVD compression methods for big data. Our strategy turns out to be extremely powerful in terms of storage memory and precision of the outcome. The obtained results are so promising that we can support the efficiency of our method in the ecological framework.

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