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The invention discloses an automatic target identification system based on an underwater laser image, which realizes automatic feature extraction and target identification of an underwater target based on the underwater laser image, adopts a laser image containing one or more underwater targets as input, improves the quality of the underwater laser image through image enhancement, carries out automatic feature extraction and identification model modeling of the underwater laser target based on a constructed underwater laser image database, and carries out new underwater laser target identification by using the constructed identification model. The invention realizes automatic feature extraction and target identification, can identify a plurality of targets in the same underwater laser image, has the advantages of high accuracy, high speed, strong reliability and the like, and solves the defects of complicated steps, low identification accuracy, low speed and the like of the conventional underwater laser target identification, only being suitable for a single target, and the like.

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Automatic target identification system based on underwater laser image
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of underwater laser target identification, in particular to an automatic target identification system based on an underwater laser image.
Background
The ocean area accounts for about 70% of the earth surface, abundant resources such as mineral products, organisms, energy sources and the like in the ocean are huge wealth naturally endowed to human beings, the human beings are required to continuously explore, and since researchers in 1963 find that the attenuation of seawater to blue-green light in a wave band of 470nm-580nm is weaker than that of the seawater in light attenuation of other wave bands, the detection application of blue-green laser in the seawater becomes a focus of numerous scholars. Meanwhile, underwater detection based on sound waves is seriously influenced by seawater, topography, marine organisms and the like, the quality of sonar underwater detection is seriously influenced, underwater laser detection is not easily influenced by seawater temperature, salinity and the like, two-dimensional imaging can be directly realized, better target distance measurement and imaging effects are achieved, the underwater laser detection can be applied to underwater detection and identification of mines, submarines and the like, the underwater navigation collision avoidance of sensitive water areas can be implemented, and the underwater detection device can also be applied to hydrological survey, underwater operation maintenance, underwater environment monitoring, marine fish school detection, submarine topography exploration, marine organism research and the like, so that the underwater laser detection technology has important significance for future marine exploration.
At present, most of traditional underwater laser target recognition is based on laser images which are acquired aiming at targets individually at a short distance, the targets are obvious and single, the rapid development of current ocean exploration cannot be met, machine learning algorithms show prominent superiority in recent years, more achievements are obtained particularly in the field of target recognition, only the current underwater laser target recognition is limited to a method of target contour extraction-feature extraction-traditional classifier classification of single target recognition, the steps are complicated, and the recognition efficiency and the recognition accuracy are low, so that the invention has the advantages of high accuracy, high recognition speed, high intelligence degree, and urgent and important significance at present and can be used for automatic underwater laser image target recognition.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a system which has high accuracy, high recognition speed and high intelligence degree and can be used for automatically recognizing underwater laser image targets, aims to realize automatic feature extraction and target recognition of the underwater targets based on the underwater laser images, adopts laser images containing one or more underwater targets as input, improves the quality of the underwater laser images through image enhancement, models an underwater laser image target recognition model based on a built underwater laser image database, performs newly acquired underwater laser target recognition by using the built recognition model, and finally outputs a recognition result. The method realizes automatic feature extraction and target identification, can identify a plurality of targets in the same underwater laser image, has the advantages of high accuracy, high speed, strong reliability and the like, and solves the defects that the conventional underwater laser target identification steps are complicated (target segmentation, feature extraction, classifier modeling and the like are required), is only suitable for a single target, and has low identification accuracy, low speed and the like.
The purpose of the invention is realized by the following technical scheme: an automatic target identification system based on an underwater laser image comprises an underwater target laser image acquisition module, an automatic target identification system based on an underwater laser image and a display module which are sequentially connected, wherein the automatic target identification system based on the underwater laser image comprises an underwater laser image database, a preprocessing module, an underwater laser image target modeling module, an underwater laser image target automatic identification module and an underwater target identification output module.
The underwater target laser image acquisition module acquires an underwater laser image containing a target through a laser transmitter and a receiver.
Furthermore, the underwater laser image database is used for storing all the underwater laser target images acquired in history and target position and category information contained in the images, so that a data basis is provided for the underwater laser image target modeling module, meanwhile, the module can update the newly acquired underwater laser images in real time from the laser image acquisition device, the database content is perfected, so that a basis is provided for updating the model, and for the newly acquired underwater laser images, the target positions and the categories in the images need to be artificially marked and then stored in the database.
Furthermore, the preprocessing module is used for preprocessing the underwater laser target image, and due to the absorption and scattering effects of a water body on laser, the underwater laser image has more noise spots, low contrast and fuzzy target and is not beneficial to target identification, wherein the only difference between the preprocessing of data in the underwater laser image database and the preprocessing of the newly acquired underwater target laser image is that the data used by the preprocessing is divided into a training set and a verification set, so that the model effect can be verified in the modeling module and an ideal model can be finally obtained, in addition, the preprocessing module for the underwater laser target image is mainly completed by adopting the following processes:
for the convenience of subsequent operations, image normalization is firstly performed:
let x j For a point in the image, the laser image is processed as follows to obtain a normalized feature
Figure GDA0003859152060000021
Wherein x min Is x j Minimum value of (1), x max Is x j Maximum value of (d):
Figure GDA0003859152060000022
the image definition is improved by adopting gray level conversion, the target area is highlighted, and the visual effect is enhanced:
dividing the laser image into L gray levels according to gray values, wherein the number of pixels of the ith gray level is n i Probability of occurrence p i =n i N, where n is the number of all pixels, the gray scale conversion of each gray scale is performed according to the following formula
Figure GDA0003859152060000023
Wherein
Figure GDA0003859152060000024
Is an accumulated gray value.
Due to the particularity of laser propagation under water, a laser image often contains a large amount of speckle noise, thermal noise and other various noise types, and noise points may be increased after gray level conversion is performed on the laser image, so that image denoising is performed firstly in order to improve image quality and facilitate subsequent identification, and as the related noise types are many and the noise problem is more serious compared with the image under natural light or an air medium, a space domain and transform domain double denoising method is adopted:
in the spatial domain, the following mode is adopted, and the value of the jth point after filtering is as follows:
Figure GDA0003859152060000031
where l represents each pixel within the filter kernel, ω l The best weight to debug for reality.
And under a transform domain, performing wavelet packet decomposition on the laser image, filtering the high-frequency part, restoring to obtain a de-noised image with high-frequency noise removed, and manually setting a filtering threshold according to an effect.
If the number of samples in the database is more than 1000, extracting 40% of data from the database as a training set, and taking the rest data as a verification set; for types with a sample number less than 1000, 60% of the data is extracted for training and the remainder is used for validation. The recognition effect of the model can be viewed through the validation set.
Further, the underwater laser image target modeling module comprehensively utilizes the strong feature extraction capability of the neural network and the rapid classification capability of machine learning to establish a high-accuracy underwater laser image target automatic identification model, the model can automatically learn how to extract effective features and identify the effective features based on a training set, and the model is specifically realized as follows:
inputting an underwater laser image into a Resnet18 network to extract a characteristic diagram, obtaining positions of a plurality of targets in the image by adopting an RPN network based on the characteristic diagram to obtain candidate frames, only keeping frames with the coincidence degree of more than 95% with the candidate frames in a label through filtering, namely, frames with the targets existing, and discarding the rest frames without the targets, after obtaining the position frames of the plurality of targets, dividing each target area into 16 × 16, dividing each small area into 4 parts in an average way, obtaining a value of a central position through bilinear interpolation of each part, and taking an average value of the four values as a value of the small area, so that a plurality of target matrixes with the size of 16 × 16 are obtained, and each matrix can be regarded as a sample for identification.
The classification network consists of three layers of input layer, hidden layer and output layer, the number of nodes is P, M and O, for the ith input sample
Figure GDA0003859152060000032
Its predicted value
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Calculated by the following formula
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Wherein gamma is o =[γ o1 …γ oM ] T O =1, \ 8230where O is the connection weight of the intermediate layer and the output layer, w m =[w m1 …w mP ] T M =1, \ 8230, M is the connection weight g of the input layer and the middle layer as a kernel function, and b is a bias term. The value of gamma is obtained by solving the following objective function
Figure GDA0003859152060000041
Wherein phi = [ gamma ] 1 …γ O ] T Where λ is the regularization parameter, ε is the prediction error, N is the total number of all samples,
Figure GDA0003859152060000042
the model is optimized by further modifying the parameters by observing the test results of the model in the validation set. Finally, a model C is obtained.
Further, the underwater laser image target automatic identification module is used for acquiring a newly acquired underwater target laser image processed by the preprocessing module
Figure GDA0003859152060000043
Identifying, namely directly inputting the preprocessed image into an end-to-end target identification model C integrating feature extraction, candidate frame selection and identification for the newly acquired underwater laser image to obtain the positions, sizes and types of all targets contained in the image
Figure GDA0003859152060000044
Further, the underwater target recognition output module outputs the recognition result, and the recognition result is multi-target recognition, so that the output is not only the type, but also the position, the size and the type of each target. Thereby finally realizing the automatic identification of the underwater laser image target.
Further, the display module outputs and displays the position, size and type of the underwater laser multiple targets obtained by the underwater target identification output module through the display screen.
The technical conception of the invention is as follows: the invention realizes the automatic feature extraction and target recognition of underwater targets based on underwater laser images, the automatic target recognition system based on the underwater laser images adopts the laser images containing one or more underwater targets as input, improves the quality of the underwater laser images through image enhancement, carries out the automatic feature extraction and recognition model modeling of the underwater laser targets based on the built underwater laser image database, carries out the recognition of the newly obtained underwater laser targets by using the built recognition model, and finally outputs the recognition result. The method realizes automatic feature extraction and target identification, can identify a plurality of targets in the same underwater laser image, has the advantages of high accuracy, high speed, strong reliability and the like, and solves the defects that the conventional underwater laser target identification steps are complicated (target segmentation, feature extraction, classifier modeling and the like are required), is only suitable for a single target, and has low identification accuracy, low speed and the like.
The invention has the following beneficial effects: 1. the underwater laser target image is updated through the database, so that real-time updating is realized, and the adaptability to a new target type is improved; 2. by preprocessing an airspace and a transform domain of the underwater laser, the image quality is improved, high-quality target characteristics are provided, and the identification accuracy is improved; 3. the feature extraction and identification are automatically completed by the model; 4. a plurality of targets in one image can be identified simultaneously; 5. the newly acquired underwater laser image can be automatically identified end to end without grading or manual participation, and the identification process is simple and quick;
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referring to fig. 1 and 2, an underwater target laser image acquisition 1, an underwater laser image-based target automatic identification system 2 and a display module 3 are sequentially connected, wherein the underwater laser image-based target automatic identification system 2 comprises an underwater laser image database 4, a preprocessing module 5, an underwater laser image target modeling module 6, an underwater laser image target automatic identification module 7 and an underwater target identification output module 8.
The underwater target laser image acquisition module 1 acquires an underwater laser image containing a target through a laser transmitter and a receiver.
The underwater laser image database 4 is used for storing all the underwater laser target images acquired in history and target position and category information contained in the images, so that a data basis is provided for the underwater laser image target modeling module 6, meanwhile, the module can update the newly acquired underwater laser images in real time from the laser image acquisition device, the database content is perfected, so that a basis is provided for updating the model, and for the newly acquired underwater laser images, the target positions and the categories in the images need to be marked artificially and then stored in the database.
The preprocessing module 5 is used for preprocessing an underwater laser target image, and the underwater laser image has many noise spots, low contrast, fuzzy target and is not beneficial to target identification due to the absorption and scattering effect of a water body on laser, wherein the only difference between the preprocessing of data in the underwater laser image database 4 and the preprocessing of a newly acquired underwater target laser image is that the data used by the former are divided into a training set and a verification set so as to verify the model effect in the modeling module and finally obtain an ideal model, in addition, the preprocessing module 5 for the underwater laser target image is mainly completed by adopting the following processes:
for the convenience of subsequent operations, image normalization is firstly performed:
let x j For a point in the image, the laser image is processed as follows to obtain a normalized feature
Figure GDA0003859152060000051
Wherein x min Is x j Minimum value of (1), x max Is x j Maximum value of (d):
Figure GDA0003859152060000052
the image definition is improved by adopting gray level conversion, the target area is highlighted, and the visual effect is enhanced:
dividing the laser image into L gray levels according to gray values, wherein the number of pixels of the ith gray level is n i Probability of occurrence p i =n i N, where n is the number of all pixels, the gray scale conversion of each gray scale is performed according to the following formula
Figure GDA0003859152060000053
Wherein
Figure GDA0003859152060000061
Is an accumulated gray value.
Due to the particularity of laser propagation under water, a laser image often contains a large amount of speckle noise, thermal noise and other various noise types, and noise points may be increased after gray level conversion is performed on the laser image, so that image denoising is performed firstly in order to improve image quality and facilitate subsequent identification, and as the related noise types are many and the noise problem is more serious compared with the image under natural light or an air medium, a space domain and transform domain double denoising method is adopted:
in the spatial domain, the following mode is adopted, and the value of the jth point after filtering is as follows:
Figure GDA0003859152060000062
where l represents each pixel within the filter kernel, ω l The best weight to debug for reality.
And under a transform domain, performing wavelet packet decomposition on the laser image, filtering the high-frequency part, restoring to obtain a de-noised image with high-frequency noise removed, and manually setting a filtering threshold according to an effect.
If the number of samples in the database is more than 1000, extracting 40% of data from the database as a training set, and taking the rest data as a verification set; for types with a sample size less than 1000, 60% of the data is extracted for training and the remainder is used for validation. The recognition effect of the model can be viewed through the validation set.
The underwater laser image target modeling module 6 comprehensively utilizes the strong feature extraction capability of a neural network and the rapid classification capability of machine learning to establish a high-accuracy automatic underwater laser image target identification model, the model can automatically learn how to extract effective features and identify the effective features based on a training set, and the model is specifically realized as follows:
inputting an underwater laser image into a Resnet18 network to extract a characteristic diagram, obtaining positions of a plurality of targets in the image by adopting an RPN network based on the characteristic diagram to obtain candidate frames, only keeping frames with the coincidence degree of more than 95% with the candidate frames in a label through filtering, namely, frames with the targets existing, and abandoning the rest frames without the targets, after obtaining the position frames of the plurality of targets, dividing each target area into 16 × 16, equally dividing each small area into 4 parts, obtaining a value of a central position through bilinear interpolation of each part, and taking an average value of the four values as a value of the small area, so that a plurality of target matrixes with the size of 16 × 16 are obtained, and each matrix can be regarded as a sample to be identified.
The classification network consists of three layers of input layer, hidden layer and output layer, the number of nodes is P, M and O, for the ith input sample
Figure GDA0003859152060000063
Its predicted value
Figure GDA0003859152060000064
Calculated by the following formula
Figure GDA0003859152060000065
Wherein gamma is o =[γ o1 …γ oM ] T O =1, \ 8230where O is the connection weight of the intermediate layer and the output layer, w m =[w m1 …w mP ] T M =1, \ 8230, M is the connection weight g of the input layer and the middle layer as a kernel function, and b is a bias term. The value of gamma is obtained by solving the following objective function
Figure GDA0003859152060000071
Wherein phi = [ gamma ] 1 …γ O ] T Where λ is the regularization parameter, ε is the prediction error, N is the total number of all samples,
Figure GDA0003859152060000072
the model is optimized by further modifying the parameters by observing the test results of the model in the validation set. Finally obtaining a model C.
The underwater laser image target automatic identification module 7 is used for acquiring a newly acquired underwater target laser image processed by the preprocessing module 5
Figure GDA0003859152060000073
Identification is carried out, and for the newly acquired underwater laser image, the preprocessed underwater laser image isDirectly inputting the image into an end-to-end target recognition model C integrating feature extraction, candidate frame selection and recognition to obtain the positions, sizes and types of all targets contained in the image
Figure GDA0003859152060000074
The underwater target identification output module 8 outputs the result of identification, and the result is not only the type but also the position, size and type of each target due to multi-target identification. Thus, automatic underwater laser image target identification is finally realized.
The display module 3 outputs and displays the position, size and type of the underwater laser multiple targets obtained by the underwater target identification output module 8 through a display screen.
The above-described embodiments are intended to illustrate rather than to limit the invention, and any modifications and variations of the present invention are within the spirit of the invention and the scope of the appended claims.

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1. An automatic target identification system based on underwater laser images is characterized in that: the underwater target automatic identification system based on the underwater laser image comprises an underwater laser image database, a preprocessing module, an underwater laser image target modeling module, an underwater laser image target automatic identification module and an underwater target identification output module which are connected in sequence;
the underwater laser image database stores all the historically acquired underwater laser target images and target position and category information contained in the images, and meanwhile, the module can update the newly acquired underwater laser images in real time from the laser image acquisition device, and for the newly acquired underwater laser images, the target positions and the categories in the images need to be artificially marked and then stored in the database;
the preprocessing module is used for preprocessing the underwater laser target image and mainly comprises the following steps:
firstly, normalizing the image and setting x j For a point in the image, the laser image is processed as follows to obtain a normalized feature
Figure FDA0003840242670000011
Wherein x is min Is x j Minimum value of (1), x max Is x j Maximum value of (d):
Figure FDA0003840242670000012
improving the image definition by adopting gray level conversion:
dividing the laser image into L gray levels according to gray values, wherein the number of pixels of the ith gray level is n i Probability of occurrence p i =n i N, where n is the number of all pixels, the gray scale conversion of each gray scale is performed according to the following formula
Figure FDA0003840242670000013
Wherein
Figure FDA0003840242670000014
To accumulate the gray values, c min Is the minimum value of the gray value, h i Is the converted gray level;
carrying out laser image denoising by adopting a space domain and transform domain dual denoising method:
the following mode is adopted in a spatial domain, and the value of the jth point after filtering is as follows:
Figure FDA0003840242670000015
where l represents each pixel within the filter kernel, ω l The optimal weight for actual debugging;
in a transform domain, performing wavelet packet decomposition on a laser image, filtering a high-frequency part, and restoring to obtain a de-noised image without high-frequency noise, wherein a filtering threshold value is artificially set according to an effect;
if the number of samples in the database is more than 1000, extracting 40% of data from the database as a training set, and taking the rest data as a verification set; for types with sample numbers less than 1000, 60% of the data is extracted for training, and the remainder is used for validation; checking the recognition effect of the model through the verification set;
the underwater laser image target modeling module establishes a high-accuracy underwater laser image target automatic identification model, and automatically learns how to extract effective features and identify the effective features based on a training set, and the model is specifically realized as follows:
inputting an underwater laser image into a Resnet18 network to extract a characteristic diagram, acquiring positions of a plurality of targets in the image by adopting an RPN network based on the characteristic diagram to obtain candidate frames, only keeping frames with the coincidence degree of more than 95% with the candidate frames in a label through filtering, namely, considering that the target exists, and considering that the rest frames do not have the target and discard the targets, after obtaining the position frames of the plurality of targets, dividing each target area into 16 × 16, averagely dividing each small area into 4 parts, obtaining a value of a central position of each part through bilinear interpolation, and taking an average value of the four values as a value of the small area, thereby obtaining a plurality of target matrixes with the size of 16 × 16, and regarding each matrix as a sample for identification;
the classification network consists of three layers of input layer, hidden layer and output layer, the number of nodes is P, M and O, for the ith input sample
Figure FDA0003840242670000021
Its predicted value
Figure FDA0003840242670000022
Calculated by the following formula
Figure FDA0003840242670000023
Whereinγ o =[γ o1 …γ oM ] T O =1, \ 8230where O is the connection weight of the intermediate layer and the output layer, w m =[w m1 …w mP ] T M =1, \ 8230, M is the connection weight of the input layer and the middle layer, g is the kernel function, b is the bias term; the value of gamma is obtained by solving the following objective function
Figure FDA0003840242670000024
Wherein phi = [ gamma ] 1 …γ O ] T Where λ is the regularization parameter, ε is the prediction error, N is the total number of all samples,
Figure FDA0003840242670000025
further modifying the parameters by observing the test results of the model in the validation set, thereby optimizing the model; finally obtaining a model C;
the underwater laser image target automatic identification module is used for acquiring a newly acquired underwater target laser image processed by the preprocessing module
Figure FDA0003840242670000026
Identifying, and directly inputting the preprocessed image into the model C for the newly acquired underwater laser image to obtain the positions, sizes and types of all targets contained in the image
Figure FDA0003840242670000027
The underwater target identification output module outputs the result obtained by identification, and because the result is multi-target identification, the position, the size and the type of each target are output instead of the type; thus, automatic underwater laser image target identification is finally realized.
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