This letter presents a superpixel-based dual window RX (SPDWRX) anomaly detection (AD) algorithm that uses superpixel segmentation (SPS) to adaptively determine the dual window for local RX (LRX) detection, rather than using a fixed dual window. The main premise of SPDWRX is to first divide the hyperspectral image into multiple superpixels and then extend the minimum bounding rectangle to determine the background of each superpixel. Finally, LRX AD is conducted on each pixel in the same superpixel using the same background. Furthermore, a fine SPS method is proposed based on the entropy rate superpixel to quickly obtain uniform superpixels. The experimental results show that the proposed SPDWRX method can significantly improve the detection speed and slightly improve the detection performance, and the modified SPS can further improve the detection performance of SPDWRX.
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