The high similarity of shellfish images and unbalanced samples are key factors affecting the accuracy of shellfish recognition.This study proposes a new shellfish recognition method FL_Net based on a Convolutional Neu...The high similarity of shellfish images and unbalanced samples are key factors affecting the accuracy of shellfish recognition.This study proposes a new shellfish recognition method FL_Net based on a Convolutional Neural Network(CNN).We first establish the shellfish image(SI)dataset with 68 species and 93574 images,and then propose a filter pruning and repairing model driven by an output entropy and orthogonality measurement for the recognition of shellfish with high similarity features to improve the feature expression ability of valid information.For the shellfish recognition with unbalanced samples,a hybrid loss function,including regularization term and focus loss term,is employed to reduce the weight of easily classified samples by controlling the shared weight of each sample species to the total loss.The experimental results show that the accuracy of shell-fish recognition of the proposed method is 93.95%,13.68%higher than the benchmark network(VGG16),and the accuracy of shellfish recognition is improved by 0.46%,17.41%,17.36%,4.46%,1.67%,and 1.03%respectively compared with AlexNet,GoogLeNet,ResNet50,SN_Net,MutualNet,and ResNeSt,which are used to verify the efficiency of the proposed method.展开更多
With the increment of the number of Gaussian components, the computation cost increases in the Gaussian mixture probability hypothesis density(GM-PHD) filter. Based on the theory of Chen et al, we propose an improved ...With the increment of the number of Gaussian components, the computation cost increases in the Gaussian mixture probability hypothesis density(GM-PHD) filter. Based on the theory of Chen et al, we propose an improved pruning algorithm for the GM-PHD filter, which utilizes not only the Gaussian components’ means and covariance, but their weights as a new criterion to improve the estimate accuracy of the conventional pruning algorithm for tracking very closely proximity targets. Moreover, it solves the end-less while-loop problem without the need of a second merging step. Simulation results show that this improved algorithm is easier to implement and more robust than the formal ones.展开更多
基金the joint support of the National Key R&D Program Blue Granary Technology Innovation Key Special Project(2020YFD0900204)the Yantai Key R&D Project(2019XDHZ084).
文摘The high similarity of shellfish images and unbalanced samples are key factors affecting the accuracy of shellfish recognition.This study proposes a new shellfish recognition method FL_Net based on a Convolutional Neural Network(CNN).We first establish the shellfish image(SI)dataset with 68 species and 93574 images,and then propose a filter pruning and repairing model driven by an output entropy and orthogonality measurement for the recognition of shellfish with high similarity features to improve the feature expression ability of valid information.For the shellfish recognition with unbalanced samples,a hybrid loss function,including regularization term and focus loss term,is employed to reduce the weight of easily classified samples by controlling the shared weight of each sample species to the total loss.The experimental results show that the accuracy of shell-fish recognition of the proposed method is 93.95%,13.68%higher than the benchmark network(VGG16),and the accuracy of shellfish recognition is improved by 0.46%,17.41%,17.36%,4.46%,1.67%,and 1.03%respectively compared with AlexNet,GoogLeNet,ResNet50,SN_Net,MutualNet,and ResNeSt,which are used to verify the efficiency of the proposed method.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61703228)
文摘With the increment of the number of Gaussian components, the computation cost increases in the Gaussian mixture probability hypothesis density(GM-PHD) filter. Based on the theory of Chen et al, we propose an improved pruning algorithm for the GM-PHD filter, which utilizes not only the Gaussian components’ means and covariance, but their weights as a new criterion to improve the estimate accuracy of the conventional pruning algorithm for tracking very closely proximity targets. Moreover, it solves the end-less while-loop problem without the need of a second merging step. Simulation results show that this improved algorithm is easier to implement and more robust than the formal ones.
