Finding an accurate model is essential for classification of respiratory pathologies through extraction and fusion of respiratory sounds’ features. To handle the unlabeled data, a sequence of autoencoders are used fo...
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In this study, we present an innovative unsupervised hyperspectral image classification method using a dual-branch architecture that merges spatial and spectral feature extraction. Our unique approach employs masked a...
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Change detection is one of the important and hot topics in remote sensing. Adaptive windowing approaches can preserve image details while reduce noise in the process of change detection. In the proposed method, two di...
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A facial emotion recognition framework is proposed in this work. The convolutional neural network (CNN) has high ability in extraction of hierarchical spatial features from low level texture characteristics to high le...
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Today, technological advancement in production of radar images can be seen with high spatial resolution and also the availability of these images' significant growth in interpretation and processing of high-resolu...
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Following the great success of curriculum learning in the area of machine learning, a novel deep curriculum learning method proposed in this paper, entitled DCL, particularly for the classification of fully polarimetr...
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Accurate classification of land cover from aerial images is one of the research topics in remote sensing and is also in high demand in industry. However, obtaining labeled data for training different classifiers that ...
Accurate classification of land cover from aerial images is one of the research topics in remote sensing and is also in high demand in industry. However, obtaining labeled data for training different classifiers that heavily depend on supervision is still a challenging and resource-intensive task. Unsupervised methods have emerged as a powerful alternative to overcome the limitations associated with labeled data. Such methods have a high ability to discover hidden patterns and structures in multi-spectral images and have the possibility of classifying various types of land cover without relying on labeled samples. Our research primarily involved the analysis of World-View3 satellite imagery. Our strategy involved creating an advanced pipeline that extracted features using autoencoders. Through this approach, the multispectral images' key characteristics are efficiently extracted. Subsequently, we implement transfer learning to re-train the model with a limited number of labeled data. By applying transfer learning, our pipeline significantly enhances the capability of multispectral imageprocessing, enabling a more comprehensive and accurate interpretation of satellite imagery data. Finally, we evaluate our results not only by providing a confusion matrix but also through a visual comparison between the class map and the RGB composition of the MSI image.
In recent years, various deep learning frameworks have been developed for the classification of remotely sensed images. However, the network models proposed in these frameworks exhibit high complexity and do not yield...
In recent years, various deep learning frameworks have been developed for the classification of remotely sensed images. However, the network models proposed in these frameworks exhibit high complexity and do not yield high classification accuracy when applied to unlabeled scenarios. This paper introduces a Multi spectral image (MSI) classification approach that combines the random patches network with self-supervised branch (RPSS) to extract informative deep features. The proposed method involves convolving image bands with random patches to obtain multi-level deep features. Subsequently, we use panchromatic image (PAN) to extract spatial features. The MS spectral features, the derived RPSS features and spatial features then merged to classify the MSI using a support vector machine (SVM) classifier. The experimental results on real remotely sensed images have been presented.
The precise and automated segmentation of ovarian tumors in medical images plays a pivotal role in the treatment of ovarian cancer in women. U-Net has demonstrated remarkable success in the field of medical image segm...
The precise and automated segmentation of ovarian tumors in medical images plays a pivotal role in the treatment of ovarian cancer in women. U-Net has demonstrated remarkable success in the field of medical image segmentation. However, due to its small receptive field, U-Net faces challenges in extracting global context information. Moreover, due to the significant variation in scale and size among tumors, it is essential to employ a network capable of effectively extracting information at Multiple scales. In this study, we present a U-Net-based network named PCU-Net for the segmentation of ovarian tumors, incorporating ConvMixer and Pyramid Dilated Convolution (PDC) modules. The ConvMixer module captures global context information by utilizing large-size kernels. The PDC module integrates local and global contextual patterns through utilization of parallel dilated convolution with different dilation rate. Furthermore, our model has fewer parameters than U-Net. We assess the proposed method’s performance using the Multi-Modality Ovarian Tumor Ultrasound (MMOTU) dataset. The results indicate that in comparison to U-Net, our proposed PCU-Net exhibits an improvement of 4.23% in terms of Intersection over Union (IoU) and 2.99% in terms of Dice Similarity Coefficient (DSC).
Today, classification of polarimetric images is an important topic where various statistical pattern recognition methods have been used to achieve the high accurate classification maps. In this work, weighting the pol...
Today, classification of polarimetric images is an important topic where various statistical pattern recognition methods have been used to achieve the high accurate classification maps. In this work, weighting the polarimetric features according to their statistical behavior (the mean vector and variance values as the first and second statistics) is suggested to improve the PolSAR image classification. A weighted feature matrix is composed and applied to the popular classifiers such as maximum likelihood, K-nearest neighbor and support vector machine. The weighted feature matrix can be also implemented on other arbitrary classifiers to improve their discrimination ability. The experiments on the L-band AIRSAR dataset show appropriate classification results.
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