The application discloses a semi-supervised
image labeling method FixMatch++ based on a limited
label data set, which is based on the FixMatch framework, and four modules, including a learnable batch normalization, a double-scale parallel
convolution, a content and style separation double
branch, and a dynamic residual gate, are integrated in a ResNet
backbone network to improve the stability of
feature extraction and the adaptability to enhanced perturbations. For unlabeled samples, a multi-level pseudo
label fusion mechanism is proposed, the prediction distribution of three types of enhanced views, including weak, medium and strong, is integrated, high-confidence pseudo labels are generated by multi-level enhanced view confidence weighted fusion and comparison with a class threshold, and a joint
loss function composed of a labeled supervised loss and a pseudo
label consistency loss is constructed. Through pre-experiments combined with grid search, a group of optimal parameters of the model are obtained by adjusting and optimizing a plurality of key
control parameters in FixMatch++. Finally, a user inputs an unlabeled image into the trained FixMatch++ model, and the model can automatically generate high-confidence pseudo labels, thereby expanding the number of labeled samples in the limited labeled image set and improving the classification accuracy. The implementation of the method can reduce the cost of manual labeling and provide efficient and reliable support for
image analysis and recognition tasks.