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The existing change detection methods are difficult to balance local features and global features, and the boundary between change objects and backgrounds is blurred, so this paper proposed a remote sensing image building change detection method based on local-global feature coupling and boundary guidance. In the encoding stage, the method adopted parallel convolutional neural network and Transformer to extract the local features and global representation of remote sensing images, respectively. At different scales, the local-global feature coupling module fused local features and global feature representation to enhance the expression ability of image features. In addition, it introduced the boundary guidance branch to obtain the prior boundary information of the change objects, so that its guide change map can highlight the structural characteristics of the building and promote the accurate boundary location. This paper conducted experiments on the LEVIR-CD and WHU datasets, resulting in F1-score of 91.25% and 91.27%, IoU of 83.90% and 83.95%, respectively. The experimental results show that the method has a great improvement in the detection accuracy and good generalization ability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Bearing faults can seriously reduce industrial production efficiency and even endanger the safety of people's lives and property. Monitoring the operating conditions of bearings conducting fault diagnosis are of great significance for ensuring the safe operation of the production process. This paper proposes a Multi-Scale and Attentive Convolutional Neural Network (MACNN) based on attention mechanism for bearing faults classification. Firstly, one-dimensional bearing signals are input into a convolution layer, followed by a maximum pooling layer to suppress noise and reduce information redundancy. Then, four MACNN modules are taken as input, each of which adopts a parallel network structure of ordinary convolution and void convolution. Under the premise without increasing model parameters, the model's receptive field is expanded to extract more fault features for improving the accuracy. In addition, the attention mechanism module is connected at the end of each MACNN model and the feature information is further extracted by using the ability of automatic extraction of important features. The average pooling layer is used in the network structure to prevent the overfitting and the full connection layer from the output of experimental classification results. Furthermore, the Boundary Equilibrium Generative Adversarial Networks (BEGAN) model is adopted to enhance fault data, change the proportion of unbalanced data sets, increase the number of dataset samples, reduce overfitting of MACNN model, and improve diagnostic accuracy. Finally, the experimental results on the Paderborn University Dataset show that MACNN can achieve better performance in feature extraction and fault classification, outperforming the state-of-the-art methods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Convolutional neural networks have achieved great success in the field of image analysis. With the development of deep learning, deep learning models are becoming more and more complex, and he amount of deep learning calculations is increasing rapidly. The sparse algorithm can effectively reduce the amount of deep learning calculations without reducing the accuracy. This paper uses three different pruning strategies under the ResNet18 model and GoogleNet model to reduce the calculation amount of the deep learning model. The results show that the global unstructured pruning strategy has a sparsity of 94% and 90% without reducing the accuracy respectively, the level unstructured pruning strategy has an average sparsity of 83% and 56% without basically reducing the accuracy respectively, and the level structured strategy has an average sparsity of 34% and 22% without basically reducing the accuracy respectively. Under the three pruning strategies, the delay and power consumption results obtained by running the sparse deep learning model in the Eyeriss deep learning accelerator shows that, compared with the unpruned strategy, under the ResNet model, the global unstructured pruning strategy has a 66.0% reduction in latency and a 60.7% reduction in power consumption, the level unstructured pruning strategy has a 66.0% reduction in delay and a 80.6% reduction in power consumption, and the level structured pruning strategy has a 65.6% reduction in latency and a 33.5% reduction in power consumption. Under the GoogleNet model, the global unstructured pruning strategy has a 4.5% reduction in latency and a 63.2% reduction in power consumption, the level unstructured pruning strategy has a 73.6% reduction in delay and a 55.0% reduction in power consumption, and the level structured pruning strategy has a 26.8% reduction in latency and a 5.8% reduction in power consumption. Therefore, this paper concludes that the global unstructured pruning strategy can greatly reduce he delay and energy consumption without reducing the accuracy. Under the level unstructured pruning strategy, the delay and energy consumption can be greatly reduced under the premise of slightly reducing the accuracy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Hand pose estimation is one of the important research directions of computer vision, which plays an important role in human-computer interaction, virtual reality, robot control and other application fields. At present, hand pose estimation has the problem of single feature representation method. This paper proposes a feature construction method of hand key point connection relationship and a key point feature aggregation enhancement method based on hand motion semantic relationship to improve the hand feature representation and information sharing ability. Aiming at the occlusion problem in hand target detection and image segmentation, a hand contour feature extraction method is designed to improve the preprocessing effect. Based on the proposed multi- feature representation and enhancement method, a depth learning neural network model based on full convolution structure is constructed to avoid the problem of spatial information loss caused by direct regression calculation of 3D pose information, thus effectively improving the accuracy of 3D hand pose estimation. Compared with the SOTA model on DO, ED, RHD datasets, it has achieved a competitive effect, and the average AUC result has reached 93.3%, indicating that the proposed method also has good universality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objectives: The quality of network structure is the key to obtain excellent classification performance. Most of existing deep models are designed by the trial-and-error method. When the same model processes different hyperspectral images (HSIs), different network hyperparameters need to be set artificially to adapt to the data characteristics of different images, greatly increasing the difficulty of network design. Aiming at the problem of deep learning model design in hyperspectral image classification, this paper proposes an automatic network structure search method for HSI classification. Methods: In the proposed method, the differentiable structure search technology is first used to search the network structure on the source HSI data sets, then the deep network model is constructed by stacking cells, and finally the classification performance is evaluated on the target HSIs. It should be pointed out that, the proposed method only conducts one search on the source HSI data sets, and the obtained deep model can be applied to other target HSI classification tasks, which can effectively improve the utilization rate of the model. To improve the generalization ability and classification accuracy of the model, multi-source and multi-resolution HSIs are employed to construct the precollected data set, and the partial channel connection operation is introduced to further improve the search efficiency. Results: Three HSIs inculding Houston, Chikusei and Pavia Center are selected as source data. Four HSIs including University of Pavia, Indian Pines, Salinas and Houston 2018 are selected as the target HSIs. The source data is used to determine the network model and the target HSIs are used to evaluate the classification performance. Experimental results show that the proposed method can automatically search out a universal deep network model suitable for HSI classification task, and this model can achieve better classification performance than the conventional deep learning models. The overall classification accuracies of University of Pavia, Indian Pines, Salinas and Houston 2018 are 98.15%, 98.74%, 97.30% and 74.47%, respectively. Conclusions: Compared with other deep models, the model in this paper is automatically determined by differentiable architecture search algorithm according to the data characteristics of HSIs, effectively improving the classification accuracy of target HSIs while avoiding complex network design. Extensive experiments verify the applicability and effectiveness of the proposed method in HSI classification. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to judge the severity of crop diseases quickly and accurately, a novel online remote diagnosis method was proposed based on multi-task learning in this paper. The classic model MobileNetV3 was improved by introducing convolutional block attention module and feature pyramid module to boost the performance of the recognition of crops, diseases and pests, and disease levels. Besides, some data augment methods were adopted to extend the small samples. The performance of the improved model and other image recognition models in the identification of crop disease was tested, and the performance of different models with and without data enhancement processing was explored. The results showed that the mean average precision of proposed method on such 3 tasks was more than that of the original model by 1.38, 2.24 and 2.03 percentage points, respectively, and the average recall of proposed method on such 3 tasks was more than that of the original model by 2.38, 1.62 and 1.18 percentage points, respectively. The proposed method outperformed the state-of-the-art methods, such as MobileNetV3, InceptionV3 and YOLOv7. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Underwater image quality degradation has seriously hindered the development of marine engineering technology. Aiming at the problems of underwater image color distortion, low contrast and uneven brightness, in order to solve the special underwater imaging environment cause the above degradation problems, and facilitate the subsequent research work based on underwater images, this paper proposed an underwater image enhancement network model based on self-calibrated illumination framework. The network model integrated self-calibrated illumination module on the basis of convolutional neural network, which could brighten images quickly and flexibly. The method established a cascaded lighting learning process with weight sharing in the self-calibrated illumination module to process underwater images. Considering the computational burden of cascaded pattern, the method also constructed a self-calibrated module to realize the convergence of the results of each stage. This self-calibrated module reduced the computational cost greatly and realized the automatic adjustment of underwater image brightness. Finally, this paper analyzed the experimental results qualitatively and quantitatively, and compared eight advanced enhancement algorithms. The results show that the proposed method is obviously superior to other compared algorithms. The results of the proposed method improve the contrast, correct the color, improve the uneven brightness, and enhance the visual effect. The qualitative and quantitative analysis results show the effectiveness of the proposed method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To improve the problem that existing stereo matching algorithms have difficulty in maintaining a good balance between higher parallax estimation accuracy and faster model inference speed, this paper proposed an efficient and accurate multi-layer cascaded recurrent stereo-matching network. Firstly, this paper designed a multilayer network to introduce position encoding and self-attention mechanisms on the higher resolution feature maps, then updated the disparity values using the disparity refinement strategies of hierarchical recurrent refinement, cascaded refinement, and recurrent refinement to recover the detailed information of stereo images better. In addition, this paper improved the method of disparity iterative update by using a light- weight group correlation layer at a low scale and an adaptive group correlation layer at a large scale to update the disparity values, which reduced the computational effort of parallax iterative update and improved the inference speed of the model. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm has a faster model inference speed than others while achieving a competitive parallax estimation accuracy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Neonatal biliary atresia is one of the most common fatal diseases in neonates, with higher incidence rates in Asia than in other parts of the world. Early detection and treatment of neonatal biliary atresia are crucial, yet the lack of professional pediatricians and auxiliary diagnostic and treatment methods can cause parents to miss the best treatment window. To address this issue, this paper develops a predictive algorithm with practical application value that uses neonatal stool pictures to predict whether the newborn has neonatal biliary atresia and reminds parents to visit a doctor in time. To achieve higher recognition rates in practical scenarios, the algorithm in this paper is developed based on a real-scene dataset of newborn fecal images. First, we designed a self-attention network model BANet (Biliary Atresia Network), which will combine shallow features and deep features of pictures to get better classification. To address issues as dark or overexposed images, we developed an automatic brightness adjust-ment algorithm by analyzing the brightness distribution of the dataset. Furthermore, we added a shadow data enhancement method duiring training to mitigate the inference of shadows on recognition results. In order to verify the effectiveness of the algorithm proposed in this paper, we design a comparison test with doctors. The results show that BANet out performed doctors in objective evaluation indicators such as the recognition rate of four classifications, the recognition rate of two classifications, specificity and sensitivity. The proposed BANet can effectively use the color, abnormal points and other information in the picture, by compensating the brightness of the picture, the accuracy and robustness of the overall algorithm are improved and good results have been achieved in practical application scenarios. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Most of the traditional indoor positioning technologies need to lay hardware equipment in advance, which is expensive and difficult to apply to part of the space where additional equipment cannot be laid. In order to reduce equipment cost as much as possible and reduce preparation work, this paper proposes an indoor positioning technology that integrates deep learning and feature point recognition. This technology uses mobile devices such as mobile phones to obtain realtime video streams, and uses a convolutional neural network-based marker recognizer to identify markers in each frame of the video stream, so as to obtain its rough position and complete rough positioning. At the same time, the feature points are identified for each frame of mage in the video stream, and matched with the feature points with location information in the constructed environment feature information database, and their positions are calculated to complete fine positioning. The technology proposed in this paper is based entirely on mage identification, without relying on the laying of hardware equipment, and can be better applied to secret spaces. This paper has completed the program deployment of the proposed indoor positioning technology on the Andriod mobile device terminal. The experiments show that the proposed indoor positioning technology has high accuracy and stability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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