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Joint Sparse and Low-Rank Multi-Task Learning With Extended Multi-Attribute Profile for Hyperspectral Target Detection
Remote Sensing
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doi 10.3390/rs11020150
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Earth
Planetary Sciences
Date
January 15, 2019
Authors
Xing Wu
Xia Zhang
Nan Wang
Yi Cen
Publisher
MDPI AG
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