HYPERMATH - Hyperspectral Imaging: Mathematical Methods for Innovations in Medicine and Industry
several hundred thousand, i.e. hyperspectral imaging creates a data cube with two spatial and at least one equivalent spectral coordinate. In imaging mass spectrometry, for example, spectral analyses of the [...] measured values are then available, each of which describes the chemical composition of the pixel. If one includes the local context, then the data of imaging mass spectrometry can be interpreted as hyperspectral [...] take multi-scale structures into account in order to be able to efficiently process data sets with one trillion and more values.