Abstract
In recent years, the application of deep learning models for underwater target recognition has become a popular trend. Most of these are pure 1D models used for processing time-domain signals or pure 2D models used for processing time-frequency spectra. In this paper, a recent temporal 2D modeling method is introduced into the construction of ship radiation noise classification models, combining 1D and 2D. This method is based on the periodic characteristics of time-domain signals, shaping them into 2D signals and discovering long-term correlations between sampling points through 2D convolution to compensate for the limitations of 1D convolution. Integrating this method with the current state-of-the-art model structure and using samples from the Deepship database for network training and testing, it was found that this method could further improve the accuracy (0.9%) and reduce the parameter count (30%), providing a new option for model construction and optimization. Meanwhile, the effectiveness of training models using time-domain signals or time-frequency representations has been compared, finding that the model based on time-domain signals is more sensitive and has a smaller storage footprint (reduced to 30%), whereas the model based on time-frequency representation can achieve higher accuracy (1-2%).
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