CN107239783B - Coal rock identification method based on extended local binary pattern and regression analysis - Google Patents

Coal rock identification method based on extended local binary pattern and regression analysis Download PDF

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CN107239783B
CN107239783B CN201710440697.8A CN201710440697A CN107239783B CN 107239783 B CN107239783 B CN 107239783B CN 201710440697 A CN201710440697 A CN 201710440697A CN 107239783 B CN107239783 B CN 107239783B
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The invention discloses a coal rock identification method based on an extended local binary pattern and regression analysis. In a sample training stage, obtaining a plurality of coal sample sub-images and rock sample sub-images through a series of processing such as camera shooting, sub-image interception, graying and the like, extracting expansion local binary pattern feature vectors of each sub-image, carrying out regression analysis on the feature vectors and class labels thereof to obtain a feature optimal combination, and obtaining a training sample optimal feature vector based on the feature optimal combination; in the coal rock identification stage, an unknown class sample sub-image is obtained through a series of processing, an extended local binary pattern feature vector of the unknown class sample sub-image is extracted, and an unknown class sample preferred feature vector is obtained based on a feature preferred combination in the sample training stage. And judging the coal rock category to which the unknown class sample belongs by comparing the preferred characteristic vectors between the unknown class sample and the training sample. The method has obvious advantages in the aspects of flexibility, reliability, instantaneity and the like.

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Coal rock identification method based on extended local binary pattern and regression analysis
Technical Field
The invention relates to a coal rock identification method based on an extended local binary pattern and regression analysis, and belongs to the technical field of image identification.
Background
Coal and rock identification means that coal and rock are automatically distinguished by various technical means. In the process of coal resource mining and transportation, a plurality of production links need to distinguish coal and rock, such as height adjustment of a roller of a coal mining machine, control of a fully mechanized top coal caving process, selection of gangue from raw coal of a coal preparation plant and the like. Since the 50 s of the 20 th century, a series of researches on coal rock identification methods in major coal-producing countries in the world such as south africa, australia, germany, the united states and china are carried out, and some representative research results such as a natural gamma ray detection method, a radar detection method, an infrared detection method, an active power detection method, a vibration signal detection method, a sound signal detection method and the like are generated successively. However, these methods all have the following common problems: (1) various sensors need to be installed and deployed on the existing equipment, and related devices are complex in structure and high in manufacturing cost; (2) mechanical equipment such as a coal mining machine, a heading machine and the like is complex in stress, severe in vibration and severe in abrasion in the coal production process, a sensor is relatively difficult to deploy, an electronic circuit of the sensor is easy to damage, and the reliability of the device is poor; (3) for different types of mechanical carrier equipment, great differences exist between the type selection of the sensor and the selection of the installation position, and personalized customization is needed, so that the universality is poor.
Through observation of blocky coal and rock samples, the coal and the rock have great differences in color, luster, texture and the like. When the coal and the rock are imaged by the existing digital camera, the visual information of the coal and the rock is necessarily hidden in the acquired digital image, so that the coal and the rock are distinguished by mining the visual information in the digital image of the coal and the rock. The existing coal and rock identification method based on image processing has a larger promotion space in the aspects of robustness, identification rate and the like.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the defects of the existing coal rock identification method, the invention provides the coal rock identification method based on the extended local binary pattern and the regression analysis, and the method has the advantages of strong real-time performance, high identification rate, good robustness and the like, and is beneficial to improving the production efficiency and the safety degree of the modern coal mine.
The coal rock identification method is realized by adopting the following technical scheme, comprises a sample training stage and a coal rock identification stage, and specifically comprises the following steps:
RS1, in a sample training stage, acquiring m coal sample images and m rock sample images, intercepting subgraphs without non-coal rock background and carrying out gray processing on the subgraphs, and respectively recording the processed coal sample subgraphs and rock sample subgraphs as c1,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,sm
Rs2. set sampling radius r 2, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 3 × 31,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smWith median filtering and with rotationRobust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram with invariant characteristics and uniform characteristics and formed by combining 3 descriptors, namely descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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RS3. respectively handle
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And
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transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector α12,…,αm∈R1×200And β12,…,βm∈R1×200
Rs4. set sampling radius r 4, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 5 × 51,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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RS5. respectively
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And
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transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector η12,…,ηm∈R1×200And mu12,…,μm∈R1×200
Rs6. set sampling radius r 6, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrC is counted as 7 × 71,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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RS7. respectively handle
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And
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transforming into 1-dimensional histogram, and normalizing them to obtain characteristic row vector theta12,…,θm∈R1×200And
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rs8. set sampling radius r 8, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 9 × 91,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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RS9. respectively
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And
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transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector k12,…,κm∈R1×200And upsilon12,…,υm∈R1×200
RS10. construction of c separately1,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smOriginal feature column vector x1=[α1111]T,x2=[α2222]T,…,xm=[αmmmm]T∈R800×1And
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,…,
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wherein T is a transposition operation;
RS11. constructing an original characteristic matrix X ═ X of the coal petrography training sample1,x2,…,xm,xm+1,xm+2,…,x2m]T∈R2m ×800And its category label matrix Y ∈ R2m×2Wherein T is a transpose operation, the first m rows and 1 st columns of data padding of Y is 1, the first m rows and 2 nd columns of data padding of Y is 0, the last m rows and 1 st columns of data padding of Y is 0, and the last m rows and 2 nd columns of data padding of Y is 1;
RS12, setting a regularization parameter lambda, iteration times K and an optimal feature number d, and performing regression analysis on X and Y to obtain d column marks j about X and beneficial to distinguishing coal rocks1,j2,…,jdWherein j is not less than 11,j2,…,jd≤800;
RS13. sequentially extracting j' th of X1,j2,…,jdArranging the columns, and then forming a final characteristic matrix of the coal rock training sample according to the arrangement of the columns
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Wherein X (col. j)1),X(col·j2),…,X(col·jd) J' th of X respectively1,j2,…,jdColumns;
in the coal rock identification stage, acquiring an unknown class sample image, intercepting a sub-image without a non-coal rock background and carrying out gray processing on the sub-image, wherein the processed unknown class sub-image is marked as q;
RS15, setting the sampling radius r to be 2, the radial interval to be 2, the sampling neighborhood number p to be 8 and filtering the medianSliding window size omega of waver3 × 3, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram H with the combination of 3 descriptors, namely a descriptor based on central point intensity, a descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on radial difference, which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristicq
RS16. A. HqTransforming into 1-dimensional histogram, and normalizing to obtain characteristic row vectorq∈R1 ×200
Rs17. set sampling radius r 4, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringr5 × 5, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram Z with the rotation invariant characteristic and the uniform characteristic and adopting the median filtering is combined by 3 descriptors of a descriptor based on the central point intensity, a descriptor based on the neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on the radial differenceq
RS18. handle ZqThe shape is changed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then the histogram is normalized to obtain a characteristic row vector rhoq∈R1 ×200
Rs19. set sampling radius r 6, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringr7 × 7, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram F with the combination of 3 descriptors, namely a descriptor based on central point intensity, a descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on radial difference, which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic, of statistics qq
RS20. A. FqThe shape is changed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then the histogram is normalized to obtain a characteristic row vector sigmaq∈R1 ×200
Rs21. set sampling radius r 8, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringr9 × 9, statistical q center-based with median filtering and with rotation invariant and uniform propertiesPoint intensity descriptor, neighborhood point intensity-based descriptor and radial difference-based descriptor, namely 3 descriptors are combined to form robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram Tq
RS22. separately treating TqTransformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, which is then normalized to obtain a feature row vector ξq∈R1×200
RS23. construction of the raw feature row vector x of qq=[qqqq]∈R1×800
RS24. successively extracting xqJ (d) of1,j2,…,jdElements, then arranging the final feature row vector constituting q in order
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Wherein xq(j1),xq(j2),…,xq(jd) Are respectively xqJ (d) of1,j2,…,jdAn element;
RS25. by calculating
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Determining the coal rock class of q, if satisfied
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Then judging q as coal; otherwise, q is determined to be rock, where i is
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I is 1,2, …,2m, j is
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Column symbol of
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The element numbers of (1), (2), (…), (d),
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of the elements located in row i and column j,
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is composed of
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The jth element of (1).
The regression analysis described in step RS12 includes the following steps:
RS1201. construct symbol matrix U ∈ R2m×2Then initializing m elements positioned in the first m rows and the 1 st column in the U by using 1, initializing m elements positioned in the first m rows and the 2 nd column in the U by using-1, initializing m elements positioned in the second m rows and the 1 st column in the U by using-1, and initializing m elements positioned in the second m rows and the 2 nd column in the U by using 1;
RS1202. construct data matrix X0∈R2m×800Then by
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Column by column initialization X0Wherein τ is X0And X, τ ═ 1,2, …,800,
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is X0Column τ of, xτColumn τ of X, mean (X)τ) Is xτMean of all elements in;
RS1203. respectively constructing weight matrix Wold,Wnew∈R800×2And an offset vector bold,bnew∈R2×1
RS1204, first pass Wold=(X0)T{[X0(X0)T+λI2m]-1Y initialization WoldThen through Wnew=WoldInitializing WnewWhere T and-1 are the transposition and inversion operations, respectively, I2mIs an identity matrix of 2m order;
RS1205. constructing a data matrix Lb∈R2×2mThen by
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Initialization Lb
RS1206. first pass
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Initialization boldThen through bnew=boldInitialization bnewWherein L isb(col. j) is LbJ is LbThe list of (1), (2), (…), (2 m);
RS1207, respectively constructing data matrixes A, B, G ∈ R2m×2Then initializing them to a zero matrix;
RS1208. constructing data matrix X1∈R2m×801Then initialize X with X1First 800 columns of (A), X1All elements of column 801 are initialized to 1000, i.e., X1=[X,1000e2m]∈R2m×801Wherein e is2m∈R2m×1A column vector with all elements 1;
RS1209. defining iteration number k1And is initialized to 0;
RS1210. by
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Update A, where T is a transpose operation, e2m∈R2m×1A column vector with all elements 1;
rs1211, first updating B by B ═ U ═ a, and then replacing the negative element in B with 0, where ≥ is a Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
rs1212. update G by G ═ B) + Y, wherein ═ Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
RS1213. describe mathematics as
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The optimization problem (W) is recorded as KeyProblem, and the solution W of the KeyProblem is obtained0∈R801×2Wherein | · | purple light2,1Is a matrix of2,1Norm in matrix Ψ ∈ Ru0×v0For the purpose of example only,
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i0 is a row indicator of Ψ, i0 ═ 1,2, …, u0, j0 is a column indicator of Ψ, j0 ═ 1,2, …, v0, Ψ (i0, j0) is an element in Ψ located in the j0 th column of the i0 th row, and u0 and v0 are the row number and column number of Ψ, respectively;
RS1214. with W0Update W on the first 800 rowsnew
RS1215. through bnew=1000×[W0(row·801)]TUpdate bnewWhere T is a transposition operation, W0(row 801) is W0Line 801;
RS1216. iteration number k1Self-increment by 1;
RS1217. if satisfied at the same time
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And k1<K, then use WnewUpdate W of the value ofoldBy bnewUpdate of value boldThen, step RS 1210-RS 1217 is performed, where | · | | | ceilingFAnd | · | non-conducting phosphor2The Frobenius norm of the matrix and the 2-norm of the vector are respectively; otherwise, executing step RS 1218;
RS1218. constructing a weight square matrix W2∈R800×2Then through W2=Wnew⊙WnewInitializing W2Wherein ⊙ is a Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
RS1219. construction of weight vector
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Then pass through
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Updating
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Wherein W2(col.1) and W2(col. 2) are each W2Column 1 and column 2;
RS1220. finish regression analysis, return
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The sequence number j of the first d elements in the sequence from big to small1,j2,…,jdAs d columns for X.
The solution of keypromlem in step RS1213 includes the following steps:
RS121301. construction of data matrix X+∈R2m×(801+2m)Then with X1Initialization of X+First 801 columns of (1), with 2m order identity matrix I2mInitialization of X+The last 2m column of (i.e. X)+=[X1,I2m]∈R2m×(801+2m)In which I2mIs an identity matrix of 2m order;
RS121302. construction of diagonal element vector φ ∈ R(801+2m)×1Then all elements of phi are initialized to 1;
RS121303. defining iteration number k2And initialized to 0, define and variable Sum and initialized to-1000.000;
RS121304. construction of diagonal matrix Λ∈ R(801+2m)×(801+2m)
Rs121305. via Λjj=φjJ is 1,2, …, (801+2m) sequentially updates the main diagonal element of Λ, where j is the element number of phi and the main diagonal element number of Λ, phijIs the jth element of phi, ΛjjThe jth main diagonal element of Λ, i.e., ΛjjΛ for the element located in row jth column jth;
RS121306. separately construct the data matrix W0∈R801×2And W3,W4∈R(801+2m)×2Then initializing them to a zero matrix;
RS121307. by
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Updating W3Wherein T and-1 are transposition operation and inversion operation respectively;
RS121308. with W4=W3⊙W3Update W of the calculation result of (2)4Wherein ⊙ is a Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
rs121309. first pass through ═ W4(col·1)+W4(col.2) updating phi, if zero element exists in phi, replacing zero element with 0.000001, wherein W4(col.1) and W4(col. 2) are each W4Column 1 and column 2;
rs121310. iteration number k2Self-increment by 1;
RS121311. if satisfied at the same time
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And k2<K, then pass
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Update Sum and then perform steps RS 121305-RS 121311, where j is the element number of φ, φjThe jth element of phi; otherwise, go to step RS 121312;
RS121312. with W3The first 801 rows of update W0
RS121313. complete the solution of KeyProblem, return the solution W of KeyProblem0
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FIG. 3 is a solution W for KeyProblem according to the present invention0A basic flow diagram of (1);
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On the basis of carrying out experimental analysis on images of main coal types and rock types in Henan, Shanxi, Shaanxi and other places of China, the invention provides a coal and rock identification method based on an extended local binary pattern and regression analysis.
The invention is described in further detail below with reference to the figures and the detailed description.
Referring to fig. 1, the coal rock identification method based on the extended local binary pattern and the regression analysis specifically includes the following steps:
SS1, in a sample training stage, acquiring m coal sample images and m rock sample images, intercepting subgraphs not containing non-coal rock backgrounds and carrying out gray processing on the subgraphs, and respectively recording the processed coal sample subgraphs and rock sample subgraphs as c1,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,sm
Ss2. set sampling radius r 2, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 3 × 31,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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SS3. respectively handle
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And
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transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector α12,…,αm∈R1×200And β12,…,βm∈R1×200
SS4. set sampling radius r 4, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 5 × 51,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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SS5. respectively handle
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And
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transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector η12,…,ηm∈R1×200And mu12,…,μm∈R1×200
SS6. set sampling radius r 6, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrC is counted as 7 × 71,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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SS7. respectively handle
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And
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transforming into 1-dimensional histogram, and normalizing them to obtain characteristic row vector theta12,…,θm∈R1×200And
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ss8. set sampling radius r 8, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 9 × 91,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
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And
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SS9. respectively handle
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And
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transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector k12,…,κm∈R1×200And upsilon12,…,υm∈R1×200
SS10. construction of c separately1,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smOriginal feature column vector x1=[α1111]T,x2=[α2222]T,…,xm=[αmmmm]T∈R800×1And
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,…,
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wherein T is a transposition operation;
SS11. constructing an original characteristic matrix X ═ X of the coal rock training sample1,x2,…,xm,xm+1,xm+2,…,x2m]T∈R2m ×800And its category label matrix Y ∈ R2m×2Wherein T is a transpose operation, the first m rows and 1 st columns of data padding of Y is 1, the first m rows and 2 nd columns of data padding of Y is 0, the last m rows and 1 st columns of data padding of Y is 0, and the last m rows and 2 nd columns of data padding of Y is 1;
SS12, setting a regularization parameter lambda, iteration times K and an optimal feature number d, and performing regression analysis on X and Y to obtain d column marks j about X and beneficial to distinguishing coal rocks1,j2,…,jdWherein j is not less than 11,j2,…,jd≤800;
SS13. extract j of X in sequence1,j2,…,jdArranging the columns, and then forming a final characteristic matrix of the coal rock training sample according to the arrangement of the columns
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X(col·j2),…,X(col·jd)]∈R2m×dWherein X (col. j)1),X(col·j2),…,X(col·jd) J' th of X respectively1,j2,…,jdColumns;
SS14, in the coal rock identification stage, collecting an unknown class sample image, intercepting a sub-image without a non-coal rock background and carrying out gray processing on the sub-image, wherein the processed unknown class sub-image is marked as q;
ss15. set sampling radius r 2, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringr3 × 3, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram H with the combination of 3 descriptors, namely a descriptor based on central point intensity, a descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on radial difference, which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristicq
SS16. treating HqTransforming into 1-dimensional histogram, and normalizing to obtain characteristic row vectorq∈R1 ×200
Ss17. set the sampling radius r 4, the radial spacing 2, the number of sampling neighborhoods p 8, and the sliding window size ω for median filteringr5 × 5, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram Z with the rotation invariant characteristic and the uniform characteristic and adopting the median filtering is combined by 3 descriptors of a descriptor based on the central point intensity, a descriptor based on the neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on the radial differenceq
SS18. handle ZqThe shape is changed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then the histogram is normalized to obtain a characteristic row vector rhoq∈R1 ×200
Ss19. set sampling radius r 6, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringr7 × 7, statistics q using median filtering and having rotation invariant and uniform properties are based on central point intensity descriptors, neighborhood point intensity descriptors and radial differenceRobust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram F formed by combining 3 descriptors of sub-descriptorsq
SS20. A. BqThe shape is changed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then the histogram is normalized to obtain a characteristic row vector sigmaq∈R1 ×200
Ss21. set sampling radius r 8, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8, and sliding window size ω for median filteringr9 × 9, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram T with rotation invariant and uniform characteristics and adopting median filtering and with the rotation invariant characteristic and the uniform characteristic is formed by combining 3 descriptors, namely a descriptor based on central point intensity, a descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on radial differenceq
SS22. separately treating TqTransformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, which is then normalized to obtain a feature row vector ξq∈R1×200
SS23. construct the raw feature row vector x for qq=[qqqq]∈R1×800
SS24. successively extract xqJ (d) of1,j2,…,jdElements, then arranging the final feature row vector constituting q in order
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Wherein xq(j1),xq(j2),…,xq(jd) Are respectively xqJ (d) of1,j2,…,jdAn element;
SS25. by calculation
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Determining the coal rock class of q, if satisfied
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Then judging q as coal; otherwise, q is determined to be rock, where i is
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I is 1,2, …,2m, j is
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Column symbol of
Figure BDA0001319857000000096
The element numbers of (1), (2), (…), (d),
Figure BDA0001319857000000097
is composed of
Figure BDA0001319857000000098
Of the elements located in row i and column j,
Figure BDA0001319857000000099
is composed of
Figure BDA00013198570000000910
The jth element of (1).
Referring to FIG. 2, the regression analysis described in step SS12 includes the following steps:
SS1201. construct the symbol matrix U ∈ R2m×2Then initializing m elements positioned in the first m rows and the 1 st column in the U by using 1, initializing m elements positioned in the first m rows and the 2 nd column in the U by using-1, initializing m elements positioned in the second m rows and the 1 st column in the U by using-1, and initializing m elements positioned in the second m rows and the 2 nd column in the U by using 1;
SS1202. construct data matrix X0∈R2m×800Then by
Figure BDA0001319857000000101
Column by column initialization X0Wherein τ is X0And X, τ ═ 1,2, …,800,
Figure BDA0001319857000000102
is X0Column τ of, xτColumn τ of X, mean (X)τ) Is xτMean of all elements in;
SS1203. respectively constructing weight matrices Wold,Wnew∈R800×2And an offset vector bold,bnew∈R2×1
SS1204, first pass Wold=(X0)T{[X0(X0)T+λI2m]-1Y initialization WoldThen through Wnew=WoldInitializing WnewWhere T and-1 are the transposition and inversion operations, respectively, I2mIs an identity matrix of 2m order;
SS1205. construct the data matrix Lb∈R2×2mThen by
Figure BDA0001319857000000103
Initialization Lb
SS1206. first pass
Figure BDA0001319857000000104
Initialization boldThen through bnew=boldInitialization bnewWherein L isb(col. j) is LbJ is LbThe list of (1), (2), (…), (2 m);
SS1207. construction of data matrix A, B, G ∈ R separately2m×2Then initializing them to a zero matrix;
SS1208. construct data matrix X1∈R2m×801Then initialize X with X1First 800 columns of (A), X1All elements of column 801 are initialized to 1000, i.e., X1=[X,1000e2m]∈R2m×801Wherein e is2m∈R2m×1A column vector with all elements 1;
SS1209. define iteration number k1And is initialized to 0;
SS1210. by
Figure BDA0001319857000000105
Update A, where T is a transpose operation, e2m∈R2m×1A column vector with all elements 1;
SS1211 updating B by first updating B by B ═ U ≧ A, and then replacing the negative element in B by 0, wherein | _ is Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
ss1212 updating G by G ═ B) + Y, wherein ═ Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
SS1213. describe mathematics as
Figure BDA0001319857000000106
The optimization problem (W) is recorded as KeyProblem, and the solution W of the KeyProblem is obtained0∈R801×2Wherein | · | purple light2,1Is a matrix of2,1Norm in matrix Ψ ∈ Ru0×v0For the purpose of example only,
Figure BDA0001319857000000107
i0 is a row indicator of Ψ, i0 ═ 1,2, …, u0, j0 is a column indicator of Ψ, j0 ═ 1,2, …, v0, Ψ (i0, j0) is an element in Ψ located in the j0 th column of the i0 th row, and u0 and v0 are the row number and column number of Ψ, respectively;
SS1214 with W0Update W on the first 800 rowsnew
SS1215. through bnew=1000×[W0(row·801)]TUpdate bnewWhere T is a transposition operation, W0(row 801) is W0Line 801;
SS1216. iteration number k1Self-increment by 1;
SS1217. if satisfied at the same time
Figure BDA0001319857000000111
And k1<K, then use WnewUpdate W of the value ofoldBy bnewUpdate of value boldThen, step SS 1210-SS 1217 is performed, in which | · | | | ceilingFAnd | · | non-conducting phosphor2The Frobenius norm of the matrix and the 2-norm of the vector are respectively; otherwise, go to step SS 1218;
SS1218. construct the weight-squared matrix W2∈R800×2Then through W2=Wnew⊙WnewInitializing W2Which isThe middle ⊙ is the Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
SS1219. construction of weight vectors
Figure BDA0001319857000000112
Then pass through
Figure BDA0001319857000000113
Updating
Figure BDA0001319857000000114
Wherein W2(col.1) and W2(col. 2) are each W2Column 1 and column 2;
SS1220. complete regression analysis, return
Figure BDA0001319857000000115
The sequence number j of the first d elements in the sequence from big to small1,j2,…,jdAs d columns for X.
Referring to FIG. 3, the solution W of KeyProblem described in step SS1213 is obtained0The method comprises the following specific steps:
SS121301. construction of data matrix X+∈R2m×(801+2m)Then with X1Initialization of X+First 801 columns of (1), with 2m order identity matrix I2mInitialization of X+The last 2m column of (i.e. X)+=[X1,I2m]∈R2m×(801+2m)In which I2mIs an identity matrix of 2m order;
SS121302. construction of diagonal element vector φ ∈ R(801+2m)×1Then all elements of phi are initialized to 1;
SS121303. defining iteration number k2And initialized to 0, define and variable Sum and initialized to-1000.000;
SS121304. construction of diagonal matrix Λ∈ R(801+2m)×(801+2m)
SS121305. by Λjj=φjJ is 1,2, …, (801+2m) sequentially updates the main diagonal element of Λ, where j is the element number of phi and the main diagonal element number of Λ, phijIs the jth element of phi, ΛjjThe jth main diagonal element of Λ, i.e., ΛjjΛ for the element located in row jth column jth;
SS121306. separately construct the data matrix W0∈R801×2And W3,W4∈R(801+2m)×2Then initializing them to a zero matrix;
SS121307. by
Figure BDA0001319857000000116
Updating W3Wherein T and-1 are transposition operation and inversion operation respectively;
SS121308. with W4=W3⊙W3Update W of the calculation result of (2)4Wherein ⊙ is a Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
ss121309. first pass phi ═ W4(col·1)+W4(col.2) updating phi, if zero element exists in phi, replacing zero element with 0.000001, wherein W4(col.1) and W4(col. 2) are each W4Column 1 and column 2;
SS121310. iteration number k2Self-increment by 1;
SS121311. if satisfied at the same time
Figure BDA0001319857000000121
And k2<K, then pass
Figure BDA0001319857000000122
Update Sum and then perform steps SS 121305-SS 121311, where j is the element number of φ, φjThe jth element of phi; otherwise, go to step SS 121312;
SS121312. with W3The first 801 rows of update W0
SS121313. the solution of KeyProblem is completed, and the solution W of KeyProblem is returned0
It should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiment examples are used to further illustrate the present invention, and the embodiment examples should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention.

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1. The coal rock identification method based on the extended local binary pattern and the regression analysis is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
QS1, in the stage of sample training, acquiring m coal sample images and m rock sample images, intercepting subgraphs without non-coal rock background and carrying out gray processing on the subgraphs, and respectively recording the processed coal sample subgraphs and rock sample subgraphs as c1,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,sm
Qs2. set the sampling radius r 2, the radial spacing 2, the number of sampling neighborhoods p 8, and the sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 3 × 31,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
Figure FDA0002559575800000011
And
Figure FDA0002559575800000012
Figure FDA0002559575800000013
QS3. respectively handle
Figure FDA0002559575800000014
And
Figure FDA0002559575800000015
transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector α12,…,αm∈R1×200And β12,…,βm∈R1×200
QS4. set miningRadius of sample r 4, radial spacing 2, number of sampling neighborhoods p 8 and sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 5 × 51,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
Figure FDA0002559575800000016
And
Figure FDA0002559575800000017
Figure FDA0002559575800000018
QS5. respectively handle
Figure FDA0002559575800000019
And
Figure FDA00025595758000000110
transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector η12,…,ηm∈R1×200And mu12,…,μm∈R1×200
Qs6. set the sampling radius r 6, the radial spacing 2, the number of sampling neighbours p 8, and the sliding window size ω for median filteringrC is counted as 7 × 71,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
Figure FDA00025595758000000111
And
Figure FDA00025595758000000112
Figure FDA00025595758000000113
QS7. respectively handle
Figure FDA00025595758000000114
And
Figure FDA00025595758000000115
transforming into 1-dimensional histogram, and normalizing them to obtain characteristic row vector theta12,…,θm∈R1×200And
Figure FDA00025595758000000116
qs8. set the sampling radius r 8, the radial spacing 2, the number of sampling neighborhoods p 8, and the sliding window size ω for median filteringrCount c for 9 × 91,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smThe robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic and is formed by combining 3 descriptors of descriptor based on central point intensity, descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and descriptor based on radial difference
Figure FDA0002559575800000021
And
Figure FDA0002559575800000022
Figure FDA0002559575800000023
QS9. eachHandle
Figure FDA0002559575800000024
And
Figure FDA0002559575800000025
transformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then normalized to obtain a feature row vector k12,…,κm∈R1×200And upsilon12,…,υm∈R1×200
QS10. construction of c separately1,c2,…,cmAnd s1,s2,…,smOriginal feature column vector x1=[α1111]T,x2=[α2222]T,…,xm=[αmmmm]T∈R800×1And
Figure FDA0002559575800000026
Figure FDA0002559575800000027
Figure FDA0002559575800000028
whereinTIs a transposition operation;
QS11. constructing an original characteristic matrix X ═ X of the coal rock training sample1,x2,…,xm,xm+1,xm+2,…,x2m]T∈R2m×800And its category label matrix Y ∈ R2m×2WhereinTFor the transpose operation, the first m rows and columns of data padding of Y are 1, the first m rows and columns of data padding of Y are 0, the last m rows and columns of data padding of Y are 0, and the last m rows and columns of data padding of Y are 1;
QS12, setting a regularization parameter lambda, an iteration number K and an optimal feature number d, and performing regression analysis on X and Y to obtain the advantageD columns j about X in discriminating coal petrography1,j2,…,jdWherein j is not less than 11,j2,…,jd≤800;
QS13. extract the j' th of X in sequence1,j2,…,jdThe columns are arranged into a final characteristic matrix of the coal rock training sample according to the columns
Figure FDA0002559575800000029
Wherein X (col. j)1),X(col·j2),…,X(col·jd) J' th of X respectively1,j2,…,jdColumns;
QS14, in the stage of coal rock identification, collecting an unknown class sample image, intercepting a sub-image without a non-coal rock background and carrying out gray processing on the sub-image, and marking the processed unknown class sub-image as q;
qs15. set the sampling radius r 2, the radial spacing 2, the number of sampling neighborhoods p 8, and the sliding window size ω for median filteringr3 × 3, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram H with the combination of 3 descriptors, namely a descriptor based on central point intensity, a descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on radial difference, which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristicq
QS16. HqTransforming into 1-dimensional histogram, and normalizing to obtain characteristic row vectorq∈R1×200
QS17. set the sampling radius r 4, radial spacing 2, sampling neighborhood number p 8 and sliding window size ω for median filteringr5 × 5, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram Z with the rotation invariant characteristic and the uniform characteristic and adopting the median filtering is combined by 3 descriptors of a descriptor based on the central point intensity, a descriptor based on the neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on the radial differenceq
QS18. a handle ZqThe shape is changed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then the histogram is normalized to obtain a characteristic row vector rhoq∈R1×200
Qs19. set the sampling radius r 6, the radial spacing 2, the number of sampling neighbours p 8, and the sliding window size ω for median filteringr7 × 7, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram F with the combination of 3 descriptors, namely a descriptor based on central point intensity, a descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on radial difference, which adopts median filtering and has rotation invariant characteristic and uniform characteristic, of statistics qq
QS20. a handle FqThe shape is changed into a 1-dimensional histogram, and then the histogram is normalized to obtain a characteristic row vector sigmaq∈R1×200
Qs21. set the sampling radius r 8, the radial spacing 2, the number of sampling neighborhoods p 8, and the sliding window size ω for median filteringr9 × 9, the robust extended local binary pattern 3-dimensional joint histogram T with rotation invariant and uniform characteristics and adopting median filtering and with the rotation invariant characteristic and the uniform characteristic is formed by combining 3 descriptors, namely a descriptor based on central point intensity, a descriptor based on neighborhood point intensity and a descriptor based on radial differenceq
QS22. respectively handle TqTransformed into a 1-dimensional histogram, which is then normalized to obtain a feature row vector ξq∈R1 ×200
QS23. construct the raw feature row vector x of qq=[qqqq]∈R1×800
QS24. successively extract xqJ (d) of1,j2,…,jdElements, then arranging the final feature row vector constituting q in order
Figure FDA0002559575800000031
Wherein xq(j1),xq(j2),…,xq(jd) Are respectively xqJ (d) of1,j2,…,jdAn element;
QS25. by calculating
Figure FDA0002559575800000032
Judging the coal rock class of q, if the coal rock class satisfies q
Figure FDA0002559575800000033
Judging q is coal; otherwise, q is determined to be rock, where i is
Figure FDA0002559575800000034
I is 1,2, …,2m, j is
Figure FDA0002559575800000035
Column symbol of
Figure FDA0002559575800000036
The element numbers of (1), (2), (…), (d),
Figure FDA0002559575800000037
is composed of
Figure FDA0002559575800000038
Of the elements located in row i and column j,
Figure FDA0002559575800000039
is composed of
Figure FDA00025595758000000310
The jth element of (1).
2. The coal-rock identification method based on the extended local binary pattern and the regression analysis according to claim 1, wherein the regression analysis comprises the following steps:
QS1201. construct a symbol matrix U ∈ R2m×2Then initializing m elements positioned in the first m rows and the 1 st column in the U by using 1, initializing m elements positioned in the first m rows and the 2 nd column in the U by using-1, initializing m elements positioned in the second m rows and the 1 st column in the U by using-1, and initializing m elements positioned in the second m rows and the 2 nd column in the U by using 1;
QS1202. constructing a data matrix X0∈R2m×800Then by
Figure FDA00025595758000000311
Column by column initialization X0Wherein τ is X0And X, τ ═ 1,2, …,800,
Figure FDA00025595758000000312
is X0Column τ of, xτColumn τ of X, mean (X)τ) Is xτMean of all elements in;
QS1203, respectively constructing weight matrix Wold,Wnew∈R800×2And an offset vector bold,bnew∈R2×1
Qs1204. first pass Wold=(X0)T{[X0(X0)T+λI2m]-1Y initialization WoldThen through Wnew=WoldInitializing WnewWhereinTAnd-1respectively transpose operation and inversion operation, I2mIs a 2 m-order identity matrix, and lambda is a regularization parameter;
QS1205. construct the data matrix Lb∈R2×2mThen by
Figure FDA0002559575800000041
Initialization Lb
QS1206. first pass
Figure FDA0002559575800000042
Initialization boldThen through bnew=boldInitialization bnewWherein L isb(col. n) is LbN is LbWhere n is 1,2, …,2 m;
QS1207. respectively constructing data matrixes A, B, G ∈ R2m×2Then initializing them to a zero matrix;
QS1208. construct data matrix X1∈R2m×801Then initialize X with X1First 800 columns of (A), X1All elements of column 801 are initialized to 1000, i.e., X1=[X,1000e2m]∈R2m×801Wherein e is2m∈R2m×1A column vector with all elements 1;
QS1209. define iteration number k1And is initialized to 0;
QS1210. by
Figure FDA0002559575800000043
Update A whereinTFor transposition operations, e2m∈R2m×1A column vector with all elements 1;
QS1211 updating B by replacing the negative element in B with 0, wherein ═ U is A for Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
QS1212, updating G by G ═ B) + Y, wherein &isHadamard product operation of the matrix;
QS1213. describe mathematics as
Figure FDA0002559575800000044
The optimization problem (W) is recorded as KeyProblem, and the solution W of the KeyProblem is obtained0∈R801×2Wherein | · | purple light2,1Is a matrix of2,1-a norm;
QS1214. with W0Update W on the first 800 rowsnew
QS1215. through bnew=1000×[W0(row·801)]TUpdate bnewWhereinTFor transposition operations, W0(row 801) is W0Line 801;
QS1216. iteration number k1Self-increment by 1;
QS1217. if satisfied at the same time
Figure FDA0002559575800000045
And k1If < K, then W is usednewUpdate W of the value ofoldBy bnewUpdate of value boldThen, a step QS 1210-QS 1217 is performed, in which | · | |. aFAnd | · | non-conducting phosphor2The Frobenius norm of the matrix and the 2-norm of the vector are respectively; otherwise, executing step QS 1218;
QS1218. construct a weight square matrix W2∈R800×2Then through W2=Wnew⊙WnewInitializing W2Wherein ⊙ is a Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
QS1219. construction of weight vector
Figure FDA0002559575800000051
Then pass through
Figure FDA0002559575800000052
Updating
Figure FDA0002559575800000053
Wherein W2(col.1) and W2(col. 2) are each W2Column 1 and column 2;
QS1220. finish regression analysis, return
Figure FDA0002559575800000054
The sequence number j of the first d elements in the sequence from big to small1,j2,…,jdAs d columns for X.
3. The coal-rock identification method based on the extended local binary pattern and the regression analysis as claimed in claim 2, wherein the solution of the KeyProblem comprises the following steps:
QS121301. construction of data matrix X+∈R2m×(801+2m)Then with X1Initialization of X+First 801 columns of (1), with 2m order identity matrix I2mInitialization of X+The last 2m column of (i.e. X)+=[X1,I2m]∈R2m×(801+2m)In which I2mIs an identity matrix of 2m order;
QS121302. construction of diagonal element vector φ ∈ R(801+2m)×1Then all elements of phi are initialized to 1;
QS121303. define iteration number k2And initialized to 0, define and variable Sum and initialized to-1000.000;
QS121304. construction of diagonal matrix Λ∈ R(801+2m)×(801+2m)
Qs121305. through Λll=φl1,2, …, (801+2m) sequentially updates the main diagonal element of Λ, where l is the element number of phi and the main diagonal element number of Λ, philIs the l-th element of phi, ΛllThe first major diagonal element of Λ, i.e., ΛllΛ for the element in row l, column l;
QS121306. separately construct a data matrix W0∈R801×2And W3,W4∈R(801+2m)×2Then initializing them to a zero matrix;
QS121307. by
Figure FDA0002559575800000055
Updating W3WhereinTAnd-1respectively performing transposition operation and inversion operation;
QS121308. with W4=W3⊙W3Update W of the calculation result of (2)4Wherein ⊙ is a Hadamard product operation of the matrix;
qs121309. first pass phi ═ W4(col·1)+W4(col.2) updating phi, if zero element exists in phi, replacing zero element with 0.000001, wherein W4(col.1) and W4(col. 2) are each W4Column 1 and column 2;
QS121310. iteration number k2Self-increment by 1;
QS121311. if satisfied simultaneously
Figure FDA0002559575800000056
And k2If < K, then pass
Figure FDA0002559575800000057
Update Sum, then execute stepQS 121305-QS 121311, where l is the element number of φlThe l-th element of phi; otherwise, step QS121312 is executed;
QS121312. with W3The first 801 rows of update W0
QS121313. complete the solution of KeyProblem, return the solution W of KeyProblem0
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