Browsing Institute of New Imaging Technologies (INIT) by Keyword "training"
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Deep Learning-Based Building Footprint Extraction With Missing Annotations
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (2021-04-21)Most state-of-the-art deep learning-based methods for extraction of building footprints are aimed at designing proper convolutional neural network (CNN) architectures or loss functions able to effectively predict building ... -
Environment-Aware Regression for Indoor Localization based on WiFi Fingerprinting
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (2021-04-19)Data enrichment through interpolation or regression is a common approach to deal with sample collection for Indoor Localization with WiFi fingerprinting. This paper provides guidelines on where to collect WiFi samples, and ... -
Graph Relation Network: Modeling Relations Between Scenes for Multilabel Remote-Sensing Image Classification and Retrieval
IEEE (2020-08-21)Due to the proliferation of large-scale remote-sensing (RS) archives with multiple annotations, multilabel RS scene classification and retrieval are becoming increasingly popular. Although some recent deep learning-based ... -
PiCoCo: Pixelwise Contrast and Consistency Learning for Semisupervised Building Footprint Segmentation
IEEE (2021-10-11)Building footprint segmentation from high-resolution remote sensing (RS) images plays a vital role in urban planning, disaster response, and population density estimation. Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) have been ... -
Revisiting the Dissimilarity Representation in the Context of Regression
IEEE (2021-12-02)In machine learning, a natural way to represent an instance is by using a feature vector. However, several studies have shown that this representation may not accurately characterize an object. For classification problems, ... -
Rotation-Invariant Deep Embedding for Remote Sensing Images
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (2021-06-28)Endowing convolutional neural networks (CNNs) with the rotation-invariant capability is important for characterizing the semantic contents of remote sensing (RS) images since they do not have typical orientations. Most of ...