Nonlocal self-similarity is an important property of Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR)images to characterize the repetitiveness of features embodied by SAR images within nonlocal areas and has been used for enhancement of...Nonlocal self-similarity is an important property of Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR)images to characterize the repetitiveness of features embodied by SAR images within nonlocal areas and has been used for enhancement of SAR images.Existing SAR ship detectors often independently handle small sub-images cropped from a large marine SAR image and do not exploit the nonlocal self-similarity therein.In this paper,we propose a new ship detector from the perspective of nonlocal self-similarity in SAR images to improve the ship detection performance,basically including three stages:prescreening,intra-cue calculation,and inter-cue calculation.In the prescreening stage,we design a new Histogram-based Density(HD)feature to rapidly select candidate sub-images potentially containing ship targets from a large SAR image.In the intra-cue calculation stage,target cues within a single candidate sub-image are extracted.In the inter-cue calculation stage,thanks to the nonlocal self-similarity among different candidate sub-images in terms of density features,we innovatively extract a weighted superpixel-HD map to obtain accumulated intracues across all the candidate sub-images.Finally,for each candidate sub-image,we fuse its inter-cue and intra-cue to obtain final detection results.Experimental results based on real SAR images show that our newly proposed method provides a better target-to-clutter contrast and ship detection performance than those of other state-of-the-art detection approaches.展开更多
Density estimation methods based on aggregating several estimators are described and compared over several simulation models. We show that aggregation gives rise in general to better estimators than simple methods lik...Density estimation methods based on aggregating several estimators are described and compared over several simulation models. We show that aggregation gives rise in general to better estimators than simple methods like histograms or kernel density estimators. We suggest three new simple algorithms which aggregate histograms and compare very well to all the existing methods.展开更多
An efficient novel algorithm was developed to estimate the Density of States(DOS) for large systems by calculating the ensemble means of an extensive physical variable, such as the potential energy, U, in generalized ...An efficient novel algorithm was developed to estimate the Density of States(DOS) for large systems by calculating the ensemble means of an extensive physical variable, such as the potential energy, U, in generalized canonical ensembles to interpolate the interior reverse temperature curve β_s(U)=SU/U, where S(U) is the logarithm of the DOS. This curve is computed with different accuracies in different energy regions to capture the dependence of the reverse temperature on U without setting prior grid in the U space. By combining with a U-compression transformation, we decrease the computational complexity from O(N3/2) in the normal Wang Landau type method to O(N1/2) in the current algorithm, as the degrees of freedom of system N. The efficiency of the algorithm is demonstrated by applying to Lennard Jones fluids with various N, along with its ability to find different macroscopic states, including metastable states.展开更多
基金supported by National Key R&D Program of China(No.2021YFA0715201)in part by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61925106,62022092,and 62101303)in part by Autonomous Research Project of Department of Electronic Engineering at Tsinghua University。
文摘Nonlocal self-similarity is an important property of Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR)images to characterize the repetitiveness of features embodied by SAR images within nonlocal areas and has been used for enhancement of SAR images.Existing SAR ship detectors often independently handle small sub-images cropped from a large marine SAR image and do not exploit the nonlocal self-similarity therein.In this paper,we propose a new ship detector from the perspective of nonlocal self-similarity in SAR images to improve the ship detection performance,basically including three stages:prescreening,intra-cue calculation,and inter-cue calculation.In the prescreening stage,we design a new Histogram-based Density(HD)feature to rapidly select candidate sub-images potentially containing ship targets from a large SAR image.In the intra-cue calculation stage,target cues within a single candidate sub-image are extracted.In the inter-cue calculation stage,thanks to the nonlocal self-similarity among different candidate sub-images in terms of density features,we innovatively extract a weighted superpixel-HD map to obtain accumulated intracues across all the candidate sub-images.Finally,for each candidate sub-image,we fuse its inter-cue and intra-cue to obtain final detection results.Experimental results based on real SAR images show that our newly proposed method provides a better target-to-clutter contrast and ship detection performance than those of other state-of-the-art detection approaches.
文摘Density estimation methods based on aggregating several estimators are described and compared over several simulation models. We show that aggregation gives rise in general to better estimators than simple methods like histograms or kernel density estimators. We suggest three new simple algorithms which aggregate histograms and compare very well to all the existing methods.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11175250)the Open Project Grant from the StateKey Laboratory of Theoretical PhysicsZhou X thanks the financial support of the Hundred of Talents Program in Chinese Academy of Sciences
文摘An efficient novel algorithm was developed to estimate the Density of States(DOS) for large systems by calculating the ensemble means of an extensive physical variable, such as the potential energy, U, in generalized canonical ensembles to interpolate the interior reverse temperature curve β_s(U)=SU/U, where S(U) is the logarithm of the DOS. This curve is computed with different accuracies in different energy regions to capture the dependence of the reverse temperature on U without setting prior grid in the U space. By combining with a U-compression transformation, we decrease the computational complexity from O(N3/2) in the normal Wang Landau type method to O(N1/2) in the current algorithm, as the degrees of freedom of system N. The efficiency of the algorithm is demonstrated by applying to Lennard Jones fluids with various N, along with its ability to find different macroscopic states, including metastable states.
