High-spectral-resolution Hyperspectral Land Cover Classification Based on Multi-head attention and Hybrid Residual Convolution
To address common challenges in hyperspectral datasets such as small sample sizes,high dimensionality,high spectral correlation between bands,and the inability to perform deep-level data mining on images,we propose a high-spectral-resolution hyperspectral land cover classification based on multi-head attention and hybrid residual convolution networks(RCANN-Net).Firstly,principal component analysis(PCA)is employed to reduce the dimensionality of hyperspectral images,and multi-scale 3D convolutional operations are performed to extract multi-scale feature information.Subsequently,this feature information is input into an improved 3D residual spatial-channel attention module,which not only learns features but also transmits parameters and corrects the weights of feature layers,resulting in joint fine-grained spectral-spatial features of hyperspectral images.Simultaneously,parallel deep separable convolutional residual spatial attention modules are introduced to bias the model towards learning spatial features of hyperspectral images.Finally,the classification results are obtained through the result prediction module based on the feature information.Through multiple comparisons on three publicly available hyperspectral datasets,the proposed method outperforms four other comparative methods in terms of overall accuracy(OA),average accuracy(AA),KAPPA coefficient,and average training time.