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    A genetic algorithm solution to the gram-schmidt image fusion
    (Taylor & Francis Inc, 2020) Yılmaz, Volkan; Yılmaz, Çiğdem Şerifoğlu; Güngör, Oğuz; Shan, Jie
    There is no such thing as 'the best image fusion method' in terms of both spectral and spatial fidelity. This fact encourages the researchers to develop more advanced approaches in order to optimally transfer the spatial details without distorting the colour content. Component substitution (CS)-based image fusion methods have been proven to produce sharper images but suffer from colour distortion. The aim of this study was to modify the CS-based Gram-Schmidt (GS) fusion method with the aid of the Genetic Algorithm (GA) to further improve its colour preservation performance. The GA was used to estimate a weight for each multispectral (MS) band. The obtained band weights were used to generate a low-resolution panchromatic (PAN) band, which plays a significant role in the performance of the GS method. The performance of the proposed approach was compared not only against the conventional GS, but also against widely-used CS-based, multiresolution analysis (MRA)-based and colour-based (CB) image fusion methods. The results indicated that the proposed GA-based approach produced spectrally and spatially superior results compared to the other methods used.
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    Metaheuristic pansharpening based on symbiotic organisms search optimization
    (Elsevier, 2019) Yılmaz, Çiğdem Şerifoğlu; Yılmaz, Volkan; Güngör, Oğuz; Shan, Jie
    This study proposed a metaheuristic pansharpening (MP) method, which performs in a Synthetic Variable Ratio (SVR)-like manner. The proposed method introduced the Symbiotic Organisms Search (SOS) algorithm, an advanced nature-based optimization algorithm, to estimate a weight for each multispectral (MS) band to achieve the optimum intensity. The SVR pansharpening formula was used as the objective function and the Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) metric was used as the fitness function of the SOS algorithm to optimize the intensity. The spectral and spatial quality of the results of the MP method were qualitatively and quantitatively compared against those of 15 widely-used pansharpening methods in 5 test sites in Turkey with different land cover features. The experiments aimed to spatially enhance WorldView-2 MS images by using WorldView-2 panchromatic (PAN) bands and a UAV-derived PAN orthophoto. It was also aimed to sharpen IKONOS MS images by using a QuickBird pansharpened image and an IKONOS PAN band. The MATLAB software was used to implement the proposed method and to compute the spatial and spectral quality metrics. The spatial quality of each pansharpened image was evaluated at full-scale, whereas the spectral quality of each pansharpened image was evaluated at both full-scale and reduced-scale. A scoring strategy based on giving a performance score with respect to the spatial and spectral quality metrics was used to ensure a fair comparison among the pansharpening methods used. The results demonstrated that, out of 16 pansharpening methods, the MP method achieved the highest overall spectral and spatial quality scores of 15.5 and 15.5, respectively. The proposed method was found to perform successfully with both singlesensor and multisensor input images. It was also concluded that the proposed method is able to deal with high spatial resolution ratio between the input images.