Learning and reasoning about spatiotemporal temporal relations and hyperspectral data – This paper presents a new model-based approach to understanding spatial and temporal information from an image, which provides a natural and simple representation for an image. First, an image is mapped to a set of its coordinate systems, which are then spatiotemporally represented as a sequence of temporal regions. Then, an image is constructed by learning to predict regions that share the space of spatial and temporal information such as the spatial-temporal relationship between pixel locations and objects in the image. The proposed approach has been tested on several datasets from the University of Texas at Austin, and compared with several traditional approaches for spatial and temporal information. The proposed approach is compared to state-of-the-art image recognition techniques for spatial and temporal information. Results for semantic analysis of spatial and temporal data clearly demonstrate the superiority of the proposed approach.

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