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Journal Article
Dimensionality reduction and visualisation of hyperspectral ink data using t-SNE
2020
Overview
•The t-SNE algorithm is introduced into forensic ink data analysis.•Created hyperspectra database of inks from 60 pens, from different manufactures, type and colour.•Compared the clustering quality of t-SNE against PCA on hyperspectral ink data.•Clustering quality compared using four different clustering quality indexes.•The t-SNE provided better visualization and clustering score.
Ink analysis is an important tool in forensic science and document analysis. Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) captures large number of narrowband images across the electromagnetic spectrum. HSI is one of the non-invasive tools used in forensic document analysis, especially for ink analysis. The substantial information from multiple bands in HSI images empowers us to make non-destructive diagnosis and identification of forensic evidence in questioned documents. The presence of numerous band information in HSI data makes processing and storing becomes a computationally challenging task. Therefore, dimensionality reduction and visualization play a vital role in HSI data processing to achieve efficient processing and effortless understanding of the data. In this paper, an advanced approach known as t-Distributed Stochastic Neighbor embedding (t-SNE) algorithm is introduced into the ink analysis problem. t-SNE extracts the non-linear similarity features between spectra to scale them into a lower dimension. This capability of the t-SNE algorithm for ink spectral data is verified visually and quantitatively, the two-dimensional data generated by the t-SNE showed a better visualization and a greater improvement in clustering quality in comparison with Principal Component Analysis (PCA).
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Elsevier B.V,Elsevier Limited
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