CN114462457B - Ship underwater noise deep learning identification method based on intrinsic probability density function - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a ship underwater noise deep learning identification method based on an intrinsic probability density function, which belongs to the technical field of ocean information. The method is more stable in complex and variable marine environments, compared with the prior art, the identification accuracy is improved from 90.8% to 99.6%, the operation speed is improved, and the online processing requirement can be met.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of ocean information, and relates to a ship underwater noise deep learning identification method based on an intrinsic probability density function.
Background
Accurate identification of marine vessel targets has important practical significance for marine vessel monitoring and air route planning, marine equity maintenance, marine military capacity improvement and the like. Currently, underwater radiation noise is one of the signals commonly used in ship identification.
Noise signals generated in the sailing process of ships can be transmitted to the periphery in the form of sound waves under water. The sound wave propagation can be influenced by the boundaries of the marine water body environment and the sea surface and the seabed, and is a complex physical process which is expressed in two aspects: one is that the sound channel can produce modulation effect on the signal when in transmission, and has the characteristic of nonlinearity; the other is that physical ocean dynamic phenomena such as ocean, internal wave and frontal surface can introduce non-steady time-varying characteristics. The non-stationary and non-linear characteristics of the underwater radiation noise signal bring difficulty to the identification of the ship.
At present, ship identification is mainly based on the characteristics of underwater radiation noise time domain (probability density method, zero-crossing rate method and the like) and frequency domain (frequency spectrum, high-order statistics, time-frequency analysis and the like). The methods are mainly based on the assumption of stability or near stability, and the nature and stable characteristics of the corresponding target are difficult to obtain, so that the identification effect is poor and the error is large. The commonly used modulation spectrum method at present is based on the modulation mechanism of propeller rotation on cavitation noise, obtains the characteristics corresponding to the physical essence of a target in a signal, and can further obtain information such as the number of propeller blades, the rotating speed and the like. However, in the modulation spectrum method, a near-stationary approximation is adopted, so that the modulation spectrum method is difficult to obtain stable characteristics, is seriously influenced by time variation of underwater ship signals, and has poor identification effect.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a deep learning and identifying method for ship underwater noise based on an intrinsic probability density function. The method obtains an intrinsic mode function of a signal through mode decomposition, solves corresponding probability density, and adopts a deep learning classifier to realize automatic identification of the type of the ship.
The invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
a ship underwater noise deep learning identification method based on an intrinsic probability density function comprises the following steps:
firstly, extracting a section of noise signal s with the total length T to obtain a normalized noise signal st(ii) a The step of normalizing is to unify the sampling rates of the different data samples to FSstdIn which FSstdGreater than 20 kHz; the dc component of the signal is then removed:where mean () represents the averaging operation; finally, normalizing the signal power:wherein std () represents a take standard deviation operation;
secondly, calculating an intrinsic probability density function of the signal; first, for the signal stCarry out the mouldState decomposition, after the mode decomposition, expressed as:
wherein, ci(t) isiAn Intrinsic Mode Function (IMF) component;
then, for each intrinsic mode function, the probability density function estimated by the kernel function is obtained;
Wherein, K () is a kernel function, and h is a smoothing parameter;
the combination of the probability density functions of all the obtained intrinsic mode functions is the intrinsic probability density function of the signal;
thirdly, solving the deviation of the signal intrinsic probability density function and the Gaussian function, and combining to obtain a deviation profile;
fourthly, inputting the deviation contour map as the characteristic of the classification model, and training the classification model; wherein the classification model adopts a neural network model based on deep learning, specifically a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model; dividing the amplitude modulation holographic spectrogram into a training set sample and a verification set sample, training the CNN model by using the training set, and performing parameter adjustment on the network model by using the verification set to obtain a trained CNN model;
fifthly, classifying and identifying the ship noise by using the trained classification model; and processing the ship noise according to the first step to the third step to obtain a deviation profile, inputting the deviation profile into the trained CNN model, and giving a corresponding ship classification result by the CNN model.
Further, for ship noise, N in equation (1) is greater than 8.
Further, if a Gaussian curve corresponding to normal distribution is selected as a kernel function in the formula (2), then
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the method uses the deviation profile as the characteristic of the ship noise, the deviation profile represents the condition of deviation from normal distribution in the signal, which often corresponds to the external force action of the physical structure (mainly driven by a propeller) of a ship on a water body, and the interference degree of environmental noise on the ship characteristic can be weakened, so that the characteristic is more stable in a complex and changeable marine environment, and compared with the prior art, the identification accuracy is improved to 99.6% from 90.8%. The CNN model has proven to have a powerful capability in picture recognition. The deviation profile map is combined with the CNN model, and finally accurate and stable identification of the ship noise can be realized. The processing speed of the method depends on the EMD decomposition speed, and the required CNN model has a simple structure and can meet the online processing requirement.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of the process steps of the method of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a time domain waveform and a spectrogram of a marine vessel signal;
FIG. 3 is an eigenmode function graph obtained by decomposing A ship signals;
FIG. 4 is an eigenmode function graph obtained by decomposing a B ship signal;
FIG. 5 is a graph of a probability density function versus a normal distribution for each eigenmode function of two vessel signals; a is a comparison graph of the ship A, and B is a comparison graph of the ship B;
FIG. 6 is a graph of the deviation profile of two vessel signals; a is the deviation profile of the ship A, and B is the deviation profile of the ship B.
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There are two general processing modes for the collected ship underwater radiation noise, one is to analyze and process the return data on the shore; the other is local online processing at reception. The latter of which places high demands on processing speed and computational resources.
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Here, the underwater noise signals of 5 ships are taken as an example, and the ship names, the lengths and the sampling rate information are shown in the following table. The signals are framed with a length of 10 seconds each, and the frames overlap by 9 seconds, so that for these 5 vessels we have 123, 170, 215, 402 and 675 frames, respectively. For these data, the processing steps of the method of the invention (see FIG. 1) are as follows:
and (5) standardizing operation in the first step. Performing normalization operation on a frame of noise signal s with the total length of 10 seconds to obtain a normalized noise signal st. Since the sampling rates are already consistent, uniform sampling rate operation is no longer required. Removing the direct current component of the signal:where mean () represents the averaging operation; power normalization of the signal:where std () represents a take standard deviation operation. After normalization, the time domain waveform of the a-ship signal is shown as a in fig. 2, and B in fig. 2 is a spectrum diagram of the B-ship signal.
And secondly, calculating a probability density function of the intrinsic mode functions of the signals. First, for the signal stCarrying out modal decomposition, wherein the modal decomposition method comprises the following steps: empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD), Ensemble Empirical Mode Decomposition (EEMD), or adaptive noise-complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition (CEEM-EMD). Here, EEMD is selected to decompose these ship signals. After modal decomposition, the signal can be represented as:wherein c isi(t) is the Intrinsic Mode Function (IMF) component. As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the results of the decomposition of the noise signals of two ships are shown, wherein Data is the original signal, IMFiIs as followsiAnd each eigenmode function, namely Residual is decomposed, and the right-side numerical value is the frequency corresponding to each eigenmode function and the Residual.
Then, for each intrinsic mode function, the probability density function is obtained:where K () is a kernel function and h is a smoothing parameter. Commonly used kernel functions are: rectangles, triangles, Epanechnikov curves, gaussian curves, etc. For the noise signal of the ship, a gaussian curve corresponding to a normal distribution is preferably used as a kernel function,,h=100。
thirdly, solving the deviation between the probability density function and the gaussian function of each intrinsic mode function (as shown in fig. 5, the black dotted line is the gaussian function, and the gray solid line is the probability density function of the intrinsic mode function), and combining to obtain a deviation profile, as shown in fig. 6.
And fourthly, taking the deviation contour map as the characteristic input of the classification model, and training the classification model. The classification model adopts a neural network model based on deep learning, specifically a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model. The convolutional neural network has 6 layers: three convolution layers, two full connection layers and one softmax classification layer. The first layer of convolutional layers has 32 3 × 3 convolutional kernels, followed by a layer of 2 × 2 max pooling layers. The second convolutional layer has 8 3 × 3 convolutional kernels, followed by a 2 × 2 max pooling layer. The structure of the third layer of the convolution layer is completely the same as that of the second layer. The step size of all convolutional layers is 1, and each convolutional layer is activated by using the tanh activation function. And dividing the deviation profile map into a training set sample and a verification set sample, training the CNN model by using the training set, and adjusting parameters of the network model by using the verification set to obtain the trained CNN model.
And fifthly, carrying out classification and identification on the ship noise by using the trained classification model. And (4) processing the ship noise according to the steps from one step to three to obtain a deviation profile, inputting the deviation profile into the trained CNN model, and giving corresponding ship classification by the CNN model. The recognition accuracy obtained on the verification set is 99.6%, and the recognition accuracy of the comparative modulation Spectrum Method under the same conditions is 90.8% [ see the literature Liu, Zongwei, et al. "DEMON Spectrum Extraction Method Using Empirical Mode decomposition." OCEANS-MTS/IEEE Kobe Techno-Oceans (OTO). IEEE, 2018 ], which is a great improvement.
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1. A deep learning and identification method for underwater noise of ships based on an intrinsic probability density function is characterized by comprising the following steps:
firstly, extracting a section of noise signal s with the total length T to obtain a normalized noise signal st(ii) a The step of normalizing is to unify the sampling rates of the different data samples to FSstdIn which FSstdGreater than 20 kHz; the dc component of the signal is then removed: stS-mean(s), where mean () represents the averaging operation; finally, normalizing the signal power: st=st/std(st) Wherein std () represents a take standard deviation operation;
secondly, calculating an intrinsic probability density function of the signal; first, for the signal stPerforming modal decomposition, and expressing as follows:
wherein, ci(t) is the ith eigenmode function component;
then, for each intrinsic mode function, the probability density function f estimated by the kernel function is obtainedi(x);
Wherein, K () is a kernel function, and h is a smoothing parameter;
the combination of the probability density functions of all the obtained intrinsic mode functions is the intrinsic probability density function of the signal;
thirdly, solving the deviation of the signal intrinsic probability density function and the Gaussian function, and combining to obtain a deviation profile;
fourthly, inputting the deviation contour map as the characteristic of the classification model, and training the classification model; the classification model adopts a neural network model based on deep learning, in particular a convolutional neural network model; dividing the amplitude modulation holographic spectrogram into a training set sample and a verification set sample, training the convolutional neural network model by using the training set, and performing parameter adjustment on the network model by using the verification set to obtain a trained convolutional neural network model;
fifthly, classifying and identifying the ship noise by using the trained classification model; and processing the ship noise according to the first step to the third step to obtain a deviation profile, inputting the deviation profile into the trained convolutional neural network model, and giving a corresponding ship noise classification result by the convolutional neural network model.
2. The method for deep learning and identifying the underwater noise of the ship based on the eigen probability density function as claimed in claim 1, wherein N in the formula (1) is greater than 8 for the ship noise.
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