Ocean distributed target detection method based on collective evolution of agents

A target detection and intelligent body technology, applied in image analysis, measurement devices, radio wave measurement systems, etc., can solve the problems of small targets, large observation areas, low contrast, etc., and achieve the effect of speed improvement

Active Publication Date: 2010-11-24
INST OF ELECTRONICS CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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[0007] Distributed targets have fuzziness, divergence, and low contrast, which makes it difficult for existing methods to obtain better detection results; distributed targets are diverse, and existing methods ar

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[0047] A kind of marine distributed target detection method based on the evolution of intelligent agent group of the present invention, its steps comprise:

[0048] Process 1: Select the ocean background image in advance according to the sea conditions of the specific sea area, and calculate the average gray distribution curve. Calculate the difference degree of the gray distribution curve of the common sea surface image. Given the false alarm probability, the difference degree threshold (hereinafter referred to as "threshold") of the corresponding gray distribution curve is obtained. The gray distribution curve of the sea surface, the difference distribution of the gray distribution curve difference and the corresponding threshold value are used to establish a template library according to the radar parameters.

[0049] The degree of difference of the gray distribution curve is directly constructed according to the KL divergence using the gray distribution curve.

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The invention discloses an ocean distributed target detection method based on collective evolution of agents, relating to the ocean target detection technology. The method comprises the steps of utilizing a synthetic aperture radar image, selecting an ocean background image in advance according to the ocean conditions of the ocean areas and computing the average gray distribution curve and dissimilarity degree distribution as the templates to establish a database according to the radar parameters. For the image areas to be detected, the radar parameters are used for retrieving the corresponding templates and the false-alarm probability is given to obtain the dissimilarity degree threshold of the gray distribution curve. If the dissimilarity degree is more than the threshold, the point is the target, and if the dissimilarity degree is less than the threshold, the point is the background. Upper and lower agents are designed according to the visual cognition process of human eyes. The lower agent carries out preliminary sensing and the upper agent computes the basic characteristic parameters of the distributed targets based on sensing, extracts information and carries out tendency association and combination. The upper and lower agents complete final target detection through collective cooperation. The method is fast and accurate in target detection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of marine target detection, and is a method for detecting marine distributed targets through the evolution of intelligent body groups by using synthetic aperture radar images. Background technique [0002] Synthetic aperture radar has the characteristics of all-day and all-weather large-scale observation, and the characteristics of electromagnetic waves can observe targets that cannot be observed by other sensors such as optics. [0003] Common ocean distribution targets mainly include: ship wakes, oil slicks, ocean hydrodynamic phenomena, and atmospheric phenomena. The detection and identification of marine distribution targets are of great significance to the monitoring of marine environment and the study of marine phenomena. Ocean distribution targets are different from point targets and hard targets. They are composed of large areas of pixels with certain characteristics such as size, shape, and textur...

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IPC IPC(8): G01S13/90G06T7/00G06N3/00G06K9/00G06T7/62
Inventor 胡希驰朱敏慧
Owner INST OF ELECTRONICS CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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