Multi-Scale Dilated Convolutional Neural Network for Hyperspectral Image Classification

基于多尺度空洞卷积神经网络的高光谱图像分类

郑姗姗¹,刘文¹,单锐¹,赵静一²,江国乾³,张智⁴

（1. 燕山大学理学院,河北 秦皇岛 066004;2. 燕山大学机械工程学院,河北 秦皇岛 066004;3. 燕山大学电气工程学院,河北 秦皇岛 066004;4. 北京航天研究所,北京 100094）

创新点说明：

1）将图像分割方法——空洞卷积用于卷积神经网络进行高光谱图像分类,提取更加广泛、抽象的图像特征。

2）构建基于多尺度空洞卷积神经网络的高光谱图像分类方法。搭建多尺度聚合结构,在每个通道中使用快捷连接和空洞卷积结构,有效提取图像特征,避免信息丢失。

研究目的：

针对图像信息丢失问题,得到高精度的高光谱图像分类方法。

研究方法：

在Indian Pines和Pavia University数据集上,与4个已有的高光谱图像分类方法进行对比实验,比较OA, AA和Kappa值。

研究结果：

多尺度空洞卷积神经网络在Indian Pines和Pavia University数据集上OA值分别达到了99.58%,99.92%。AA值分别达到了99.57%,99.90%。Kappa分别达到了99.52%,99.89%。

结论：

1）在卷积神经网络中引入空洞卷积,可以有效避免图像信息丢失。

2）多尺度空洞卷积神经网络能提取更佳的判别性特征,实现高分类性能。

关键词：多尺度聚合;空洞卷积;高光谱图像分类;快捷连接

     

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