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The invention provides a remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning, which relates to the technical field of remote sensing image processing, and comprises the following steps: s1, extracting characteristics of a remote sensing target without labels through a ResNet model to generate training data; s2, performing coarse classification on all remote sensing targets in the training data by using a clustering algorithm, and giving an initial annotation to all unlabeled remote sensing target images according to a clustering result to generate an initial annotation set Y 0 The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the S3, calculating a feature center for the formed feature clusters respectively; s4, generating an initial weight set P for all remote sensing target images based on the feature center 0 The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the S5, the initial annotation set Y is subjected to a pre-training model 0 And an initial weight set P 0 Performing first training; s6, carrying out iterative updating on the labels; and S7, repeating iterative updating, and stopping training until the change of the labeling set is smaller than a threshold value, so that the classification of the remote sensing targets is completed.

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Remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of remote sensing image processing, in particular to a remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning.
Background
The classification and identification of remote sensing targets plays a very important role in many practical applications such as city planning, land use analysis, disaster relief, automatic mapping, and modern agriculture. With the continuous development of the aerospace remote sensing technology in recent years, the acquired remote sensing target images are greatly increased.
Interpretation of remote sensing targets by deep learning technology is widely applied, however, remote sensing target classification based on deep learning depends on large-scale marked remote sensing targets for training, marking of remote sensing images requires huge labor cost, and cumbersome marking process prevents the application of the completely supervised methods in remote sensing image classification.
In order to overcome the limitation, the invention provides a remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the invention provides a remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning, which aims to solve the technical problems.
The technical method adopted for solving the technical problems is as follows: in a remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning, the improvement comprising: the method comprises the following steps of:
s1, extracting characteristics of a remote sensing target without labels through a ResNet model to generate training data;
s2, using a clustering algorithm to perform clustering on training dataCoarse classification is carried out on all remote sensing targets of the model, and an initial label is given to all unlabeled remote sensing target images according to the clustering result, so as to generate an initial label set Y 0
S3, calculating a feature center for the formed feature clusters respectively
Figure SMS_1
wherein ,
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representing categoriescIs the first of (2)iThe image of the object to be sensed is a single image,N c representing categoriescIs used to determine the total number of remote sensing target images,u c representing categoriescIs characterized by a remote sensing target image feature center;
s4, generating an initial weight set P for all remote sensing target images based on the feature center 0
Figure SMS_3
Figure SMS_4
wherein ,
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representing computing categoriescIs the first of (2)iThe feature of each remote sensing target image and the corresponding feature center thereof>
Figure SMS_6
L2 distance of->
Figure SMS_7
Feature extractor representing a pre-trained model +.>
Figure SMS_8
Is of the categorycIs the first of (2)iWeights of the remote sensing target images;
s5, passing through a pre-training modelC 0 (f 0 (. Cndot.)) for the initial set of labels Y 0 And an initial weight set P 0 Training for the first time to obtain a modelC 1 (f 1 (·));
S6, performing iterative updating on the labels, in the first stepkIn the training, the last model is usedC k-1 (f k-1 (·)) update of the firstkLabeling set during secondary model training
Figure SMS_9
;
Iteratively updating the weights, in the firstkIn the training, the output result Pre of the last training model is used k-1 As the known information, a weight generated based on the known information is used
Figure SMS_10
And the firstkWeight of remote sensing target image in model training 1 time>
Figure SMS_11
Generate the firstkWeight set of remote sensing target image during secondary model training>
Figure SMS_12
S7, repeating iterative updating until the change of the labeling set is smaller than the threshold value, stopping training, and completing classification of the remote sensing targets
Figure SMS_13
wherein
Figure SMS_14
Is a change threshold value set in advance.
In the above method, the step S1 includes the following steps:
s11, pre-training a ResNet model on an ImageNet;
s12, carrying out feature extraction on a large number of unlabeled remote sensing targets by the ResNet model to generate training data;
feature extractionIs a feature extractor through ResNet modelf(. Cndot.) and full connection classifierC(. Cndot.) for any unlabeled remote sensing target imagexExtracting the last layer of featuresConv5_x
In the above method, in the step S5, the model is trained in advanceC 0 (f 0 (. Cndot.)) for the initial set of labels Y 0 And an initial weight set P 0 The model training objective function for the first training is
Figure SMS_15
Wherein the labeling set is Y 0 ={
Figure SMS_16
},/>
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True labels representing category c, weight set P 0 ={/>
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},|c|The number of feature clusters, i.e. the number of categories, +.>
Figure SMS_19
Cross entropy loss between the prediction result of the input sample by the calculation model and the corresponding class label is calculated.
In the above method, in the step S6, the label is iteratively updated, in the first stepkIn the training, the last model is usedC k-1 (f k-1 (·)) update of the firstkLabeling set during secondary model training
Figure SMS_20
Comprising the following steps:
iteratively updating the labels, in the firstkIn the training, the last model is usedC k-1 (f k-1 (-)) obtaining a set Pre of recognition results of all current remote sensing target images k-1= {C k-1 (f k-1 (
Figure SMS_21
))/>
Figure SMS_22
Then, iteratively updating the set of labels
Figure SMS_23
wherein ,norm(. Cndot.) means normalizing the iteratively updated annotation set,
Figure SMS_24
is a weight.
In the above method, in the step S6, the weights are iteratively updated, in the first stepkIn the training, the output result Pre of the last training model is used k-1 As the known information, a weight generated based on the known information is used
Figure SMS_25
And the firstkWeight of remote sensing target image in model training 1 time>
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Generate the firstkWeight set of remote sensing target image during secondary model training>
Figure SMS_27
Comprising the following steps:
iteratively updating the weights, in the firstkIn the training, the output result Pre of the last training model is used k-1 Generating weights as known information
Figure SMS_28
wherein ,
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representing calculation numberk-1-time dieOutput->
Figure SMS_30
With labeling->
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The larger the distance is, which indicates that the misclassification possibility of the remote sensing target image is larger, namely, the smaller weight is given in the subsequent training;
the L2 distance is a euclidean distance between two vectors, the distance is used to measure the difference between the two vectors, in this model, the difference between the prediction result of the model on the sample and the real label of the sample is used to measure, and aN N-dimensional vector a= [ a1, a2, a3, & gt, aN is set], B=[b1,b2.b3,...,bN]Wherein a is j Representing the j-th dimension of vector A, the L2 distance between the two vectors is defined as
Figure SMS_32
Using the generated weights
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And the firstkWeight of remote sensing target image in model training 1 time>
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Iteratively updating the weight set to generate the firstkWeight set of remote sensing target image during secondary model training>
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In the first placekTraining for the second time, and iteratively updating the weight set,
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is the original weight set +.>
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Is->
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Is the currently generated weight set +.>
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Is used for controlling the duty ratio of the two part weight sets when the iteration is updated respectively.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows: the method has the advantages that the characteristic extraction and the labeling are carried out on a large number of remote sensing targets without labels through the model, so that the weight generation of remote sensing target images is realized, the classification and identification model training of the remote sensing targets is realized, and the classification and identification of a large number of remote sensing targets under the condition of no manual labeling of experts are realized.
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The conception, specific structure, and technical effects produced by the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the embodiments and the drawings to fully understand the objects, features, and effects of the present invention. It is apparent that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, but not all embodiments, and that other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without inventive effort are within the scope of the present invention based on the embodiments of the present invention. In addition, all the coupling/connection relationships referred to in the patent are not direct connection of the single-finger members, but rather, it means that a better coupling structure can be formed by adding or subtracting coupling aids depending on the specific implementation. The technical features in the invention can be interactively combined on the premise of no contradiction and conflict.
Referring to fig. 1, the invention provides a remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning, which comprises the following steps:
s1, extracting characteristics of a remote sensing target without labels through a ResNet model to generate training data;
specifically, the step S1 includes the following steps:
s11, pre-training a ResNet model on an ImageNet;
s12, extracting features of a large number of untagged remote sensing targets by a pre-trained ResNet model to generate training data; feature extraction is a feature extractor through ResNet modelf(. Cndot.) and full connection classifierC(. Cndot.) for any unlabeled remote sensing target imagexExtracting the last layer of featuresConv5_x
S2, extracting image features of all unlabeled remote sensing target training data through a pre-trained ResNet model, roughly classifying all remote sensing targets in the training data by using a clustering algorithm, and giving an initial label to all unlabeled remote sensing target images according to a clustering result to generate an initial label set Y 0
S3, after the clustering of the remote sensing target image features is completed, calculating a feature center for the formed feature clusters respectively
Figure SMS_42
wherein ,
Figure SMS_43
representing categoriescIs the first of (2)iThe image of the object to be sensed is a single image,N c representing categoriescIs used to determine the total number of remote sensing target images,u c representing categoriescIs characterized by a remote sensing target image feature center;
s4, generating an initial weight set P for all remote sensing target images based on the feature center 0
Figure SMS_44
Figure SMS_45
wherein ,
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representing computing categoriescIs the first of (2)iThe feature of each remote sensing target image and the corresponding feature center thereof>
Figure SMS_47
L2 distance of->
Figure SMS_48
Feature extractor representing a pre-trained model +.>
Figure SMS_49
Is of the categorycIs the first of (2)iAnd weighting the remote sensing target images. By calculating the distances of all images of the class from the feature center and forming a one-dimensional vector, weights are then generated for them by the softmax function. Since the farther from the feature center the image has a greater probability of misclassification, its weight should be smaller. The final weight is thus obtained by subtracting the value generated by the softmax function from 1, the weight generated at this time being called the initial weight, the weight set being P 0 And (3) representing.
The influence of inaccurate labels on the model performance is reduced by calculating a weight for each remote sensing target training sample.
After the initial labeling and initial weight generation of all the remote sensing target images are completed, the next training of the remote sensing target classification recognition model can be carried out.
S5, passing through a pre-training modelC 0 (f 0 (. Cndot.)) for the initial set of labels Y 0 And an initial weight set P 0 Training for the first time to obtain a modelC 1 (f 1 (·));
Specifically, in the step S5, a model is trained in advanceC 0 (f 0 (. Cndot.)) for the initial set of labels Y 0 And an initial weight set P 0 The model training objective function for the first training is
Figure SMS_50
Wherein the labeling set is Y 0 ={
Figure SMS_51
},/>
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True labels representing category c, weight set P 0 ={/>
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},|c|The number of feature clusters, i.e. the number of categories, +.>
Figure SMS_54
Representing the cross entropy loss between the prediction result of the calculation model on the input sample and the real label of the corresponding category.
Because the labels and weights generated on the remote sensing target images are inaccurate in the first training, the invention updates the labels and weights through subsequent iteration, timely adjusts the training direction of the model according to the feedback of the training result, and avoids the influence of inaccurate labels and weights on the performance of the remote sensing target classification recognition model.
S6, performing iterative updating on the labels, in the first stepkIn the training, the last model is usedC k-1 (f k-1 (·)) update of the firstkLabeling set during secondary model training
Figure SMS_55
;
Specifically, the labels are iteratively updated, in the following stepkIn the training, the last model is usedC k-1 (f k-1 (·)) update of the firstkLabeling set during secondary model training
Figure SMS_56
Comprising the following steps:
iteratively updating the labels, inFirst, thekIn the training, the last model is usedC k-1 (f k-1 (-)) obtaining a set Pre of recognition results of all current remote sensing target images k-1= {C k-1 (f k-1 (
Figure SMS_57
))/>
Figure SMS_58
Then, iteratively updating the set of labels
Figure SMS_59
wherein ,norm(. Cndot.) means normalizing the iteratively updated annotation set,
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is a weight;
iteratively updating the weights, in the firstkIn the training, the output result of the model after the last training is used
Figure SMS_61
As the known information, use is made of the weight generated based on the known information +.>
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And the firstkWeight of remote sensing target image in model training 1 time>
Figure SMS_63
Generate the firstkWeight set of remote sensing target image during secondary model training>
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Specifically, the method comprises the following steps:
iteratively updating the weights, in the firstkIn the training, the output result Pre of the last training model is used k-1 Generating weights as known information
Figure SMS_65
wherein ,
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representing calculation numberkOutput of the-1 order model->
Figure SMS_67
With labeling->
Figure SMS_68
The larger the distance is, the larger the possibility of misclassification of the remote sensing target image is, namely, the smaller weight is given in the subsequent training, so that the influence on model training is reduced;
the L2 distance is a euclidean distance between two vectors, the distance is used to measure the difference between the two vectors, in this model, the difference between the prediction result of the model on the sample and the real label of the sample is used to measure, and aN N-dimensional vector a= [ a1, a2, a3, & gt, aN is set], B=[b1,b2.b3,...,bN]Let a be j Representing the j-th dimension of vector A, the L2 distance between the two vectors is defined as
Figure SMS_69
Then, the generated weights are utilized
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And the firstkWeighting of remote sensing target image during model training 1 time
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Iteratively updating the weight set to generate the firstkWeight set of remote sensing target image during secondary model training>
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Figure SMS_73
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During the kth training and the iterative updating of the weight set,
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is the original weight set +.>
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Is->
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Is the currently generated weight set +.>
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Is used for controlling the duty ratio of the two part weight sets when the iteration is updated respectively.
S7, repeating iterative updating until the change of the labeling set is smaller than the threshold value, stopping training, and completing classification of the remote sensing targets
Figure SMS_79
wherein
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Is a change threshold value set in advance.
According to the method, the characteristics of a large number of remote sensing targets without labels are extracted and labeled through the model, so that the weight generation of the remote sensing target images is realized, the classification recognition model training of the remote sensing targets is realized, and the classification recognition of a large number of remote sensing targets under the condition of no manual labeling of an expert is realized.
While the preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and those skilled in the art can make various equivalent modifications or substitutions without departing from the spirit of the present invention, and these equivalent modifications or substitutions are included in the scope of the present invention as defined in the appended claims.

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1. A remote sensing target classification method for unsupervised learning is characterized in that: the method comprises the following steps of:
s1, extracting characteristics of a remote sensing target without labels through a ResNet model to generate training data;
s2, performing coarse classification on all remote sensing targets in the training data by using a clustering algorithm, and giving an initial annotation to all unlabeled remote sensing target images according to a clustering result to generate an initial annotation set Y 0
S3, calculating a feature center for the formed feature clusters respectively
Figure QLYQS_1
wherein ,
Figure QLYQS_2
representing categoriescIs the first of (2)iThe image of the object to be sensed is a single image,N c representing categoriescIs used to determine the total number of remote sensing target images,u c representing categoriescIs characterized by a remote sensing target image feature center;
s4, generating an initial weight set P for all remote sensing target images based on the feature center 0
Figure QLYQS_3
Figure QLYQS_4
wherein ,
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the ith remote sensing target image feature representing the calculation class c and the corresponding feature center +.>
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L2 distance of->
Figure QLYQS_7
Feature extractor representing a pre-trained model +.>
Figure QLYQS_8
Is of the categorycIs the first of (2)iWeights of the remote sensing target images;
s5, passing through a pre-training modelC 0 (f 0 (. Cndot.)) for the initial set of labels Y 0 And an initial weight set P 0 Training for the first time to obtain a modelC 1 (f 1 (·));
S6, performing iterative updating on the labels, and using the last model in the kth trainingC k-1 (f k-1 (·)) updating the set of labels at the time of model training at the kth time
Figure QLYQS_9
;
Iteratively updating the weight, and using the output result Pre of the model after the last training in the kth training k-1 As the known information, a weight generated based on the known information is used
Figure QLYQS_10
Weights of remote sensing target image in k-1 model training>
Figure QLYQS_11
Generating a weight set of the remote sensing target image during kth model training>
Figure QLYQS_12
S7, repeating iterative updating until the change of the labeling set is smaller than the threshold value, stopping training, and completing classification of the remote sensing targets
Figure QLYQS_13
wherein
Figure QLYQS_14
Is a change threshold value set in advance.
2. The method for classifying remote sensing targets for unsupervised learning of claim 1, further comprising: the step S1 comprises the following steps:
s11, pre-training a ResNet model on an ImageNet;
s12, carrying out feature extraction on a large number of unlabeled remote sensing targets by the ResNet model to generate training data;
feature extraction is a feature extractor through ResNet modelf(. Cndot.) and full connection classifierC(. Cndot.) for any unlabeled remote sensing target imagexExtracting the last layer of featuresConv5_x
3. The method for classifying remote sensing targets for unsupervised learning of claim 1, further comprising: in the step S5, the model is trained in advanceC 0 (f 0 (. Cndot.)) for the initial set of labels Y 0 And an initial weight set P 0 The model training objective function for the first training is
Figure QLYQS_15
Wherein the labeling set is Y 0 ={
Figure QLYQS_16
},/>
Figure QLYQS_17
True labels representing category c, weight set P 0 ={/>
Figure QLYQS_18
},|c|The number of feature clusters, i.e. the number of categories, being clustersQuantity (S)>
Figure QLYQS_19
And representing cross entropy loss between the prediction result of the calculation model on the input sample and the corresponding class label.
4. The method for classifying remote sensing targets for unsupervised learning of claim 1, further comprising: in the step S6, the label is iteratively updated, and the last model is used during the kth trainingC k-1 (f k-1 (·)) updating the set of labels at the time of model training at the kth time
Figure QLYQS_20
Comprising the following steps:
iteratively updating the labels, in the firstkIn the training, the last model is usedC k-1 (f k-1 (-)) obtaining a set Pre of recognition results of all current remote sensing target images k-1= {C k-1 (f k-1 (
Figure QLYQS_21
))/>
Figure QLYQS_22
Then, iteratively updating the set of labels
Figure QLYQS_23
wherein ,norm(. Cndot.) means normalizing the iteratively updated annotation set,
Figure QLYQS_24
is a weight.
5. The method for classifying remote sensing targets for unsupervised learning of claim 1, further comprising: said step S6, iteratively updating the weights, in the firstkIn the training, the output result Pre of the last training model is used k-1 As the known information, a weight generated based on the known information is used
Figure QLYQS_25
Weights of remote sensing target image in k-1 model training>
Figure QLYQS_26
Generating a weight set of the remote sensing target image during kth model training>
Figure QLYQS_27
Comprising the following steps:
iteratively updating the weights, in the firstkIn the training, the output result Pre of the last training model is used k-1 Generating weights as known information
Figure QLYQS_28
wherein ,
Figure QLYQS_29
representing calculation numberkOutput of the-1 order model->
Figure QLYQS_30
With labeling->
Figure QLYQS_31
The larger the distance is, which indicates that the misclassification possibility of the remote sensing target image is larger, namely, the smaller weight is given in the subsequent training;
the L2 distance is a euclidean distance between two vectors, the distance is used to measure the difference between the two vectors, in this model, the difference between the prediction result of the model on the sample and the real label of the sample is used to measure, and aN N-dimensional vector a= [ a1, a2, a3, & gt, aN is set], B=[b1,b2.b3,...,bN]Let a be j Representing the j-th dimension of vector A, the L2 distance between the two vectors is defined as
Figure QLYQS_32
Using the generated weights
Figure QLYQS_33
And the firstkWeight of remote sensing target image in model training 1 time>
Figure QLYQS_34
Iteratively updating the weight set to generate the firstkWeight set of remote sensing target image during secondary model training>
Figure QLYQS_35
Figure QLYQS_36
Figure QLYQS_37
In the first placekTraining for the second time, and iteratively updating the weight set,
Figure QLYQS_38
is the original weight set +.>
Figure QLYQS_39
Is->
Figure QLYQS_40
Is the currently generated weight set +.>
Figure QLYQS_41
Is used for controlling the duty ratio of the two part weight sets when the iteration is updated respectively.
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