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Robust adaptive target detection in hyperspectral imaging

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Fig.  3. Complete RGB view of the Viareggio test scene.
Fig.  4. Receiver Operating Characteristic for V  5  and V  6  targets, for r = 0 (no mismatch)
Fig.  6. P  f a  gain for P  d  = 0 . 5 , for V5 target, with  α = 0 . 1 and  K N  = 9
Fig.  7. P  f a  gain for P  d  = 0 . 5 , for V5 target, with  α = 0 . 1 and  K N  = 9

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