Real-time analysis of ships in radar images with neural networks

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This paper shows the effectiveness of using neural paradigms to filter, enhance and restore radar images of ships sailing in low visibility conditions. The task, to be accomplished in real time, is inserted in a processing chain which provides the mobile trajectory. Adaptive vector quantization techniques (supervised and unsupervised) and back-propagation neural algorithms are considered. The final optimized architecture contains a small set of processing modules comprising, at most, two pipelined neural convolvers (an enhancing filter and a classifier). Each neural-convolver mask is characterized by a symmetrical structure whose optimal coefficients have been determined via learning.

论文关键词:Feature extraction,Neural networks,Optimized learning,Pattern classification,Recognition,Symmetrical convolvers

论文评审过程:Received 22 February 1995, Revised 18 April 1995, Available online 7 June 2001.

论文官网地址:https://doi.org/10.1016/0031-3203(95)00062-3