Classification of multispectral images in remote-sensing area having the capability to analyze and categorize diversified land cover. In this issue, extracting suitable spatial, spectral and even temporal features is one of the main challenges. Also, the existence of sufficient data required for the classification training process is another challenge, because in many cases it may not be available and we may not even have a reliable classification map. The use of neural networks for simultaneous feature extraction and classification is very popular and significant progress has been made in this field, but these networks usually have a high computational cost and require significant training data in the training process. In this work we propose a neural network for multispectral image classification purpose which requires few training samples and less calculation without using filterbanks for spatial feature extraction and it can improve classification accuracy by fusion of spatial and spectral features. The simulations indicate that the proposed method shows an acceptable performance.
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