Multiclass change detection from hyperspectral image (HSI) leverages the rich spectral information of HSIs to detect and classify subtle changes in interest in an imaged scene. However, challenges arise due to limited samples in small categories, which hinder the accurate differentiation of changes. This study proposes a spatial-spectral feature-enhanced Mamba and SAM-guided (SFMS) hyperspectral multiclass change detection method. To address the challenges, a tri-plane gated Mamba (tri-Mamba) is designed to complement spatial information using the abundant spectral information in HSIs. In addition, frequency-domain features are combined with state-space models, enabling the detection of more accurate semantic and texture changes using integrated information from frequency domains. This approach effectively mitigates the problem of inaccurate detection in small-sample categories. Furthermore, the segment anything model (SAM) is adapted, with the features of change areas being enhanced through prior knowledge obtained from segmentation, thereby improving the multiclass change detection accuracy. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed SFMS method outperforms state-of-the-art techniques, achieving superior multiclass change detection while overcoming the challenges associated with detecting small-sample categories.

In recent years, in Space-Ground-Sea Wireless Networks, the rapid development of image recognition also promotes the development of images fusion. For example, the content of a single-mode medical image is very single, and the fused image contains more image information, which provides a more reliable basis for diagnosis. However, in wireless communication and medical image processing, the image fusion effect is poor and the efficiency is low. To solve this problem, an image fusion algorithm based on fast finite shear wave transform and convolutional neural network is proposed for wireless communication in this paper. This algorithm adopts the methods such as fast finite shear wave transform (FFST), reducing the dimension of the convolution layer, and the inverse process of fast finite shear wave transform. The experimental results show that the algorithm has a very good effect in both objective indicators and subjective vision, and it is also very feasible in wireless communication.