Abstract

The precision strike capability of an infrared-guided air-to-air missile to target the vital parts of a fighter is key to precision-guidance weapons. The traditional image processing algorithms select features and designs classifiers according to human prior knowledge, but this has some limitations. Therefore we propose an algorithm for identifying the vital parts of an infrared aerial target based on key-point detection networks. The algorithm uses the end-to-end deep learning network architecture and combines illumination with texture. The data set is augmented and enhanced in terms of lighting, texture and deformation. The entire image information is preprocessed simply as input, and a loss function with constraints is constructed and iterated with an optimization algorithm. Compared with the conventional algorithms with the same training, the average recognition rate of the trained network model increases by 10%. The vital parts of the infrared aerial target are identified at the speed of ≤ 10 ms/frame. The accuracy of recognition of the 4 vital parts proposed by us is more than 80%.

Highlights

  • Identification Algorithm Based on Key⁃Point Detection Network for Vital Parts of Infrared Aerial Target

  • The precision strike capability of an infrared⁃guided air⁃to⁃air missile to target the vital parts of a fighter is key to precision⁃guidance weapons

  • The traditional image processing algorithms select features and designs classi⁃ fiers according to human prior knowledge, but this has some limitations

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西北工业大学学报 Journal of Northwestern Polytechnical University https: / / doi.org / 10.1051 / jnwpu / 20203861154 式中: y􀭰i 为第 i 个关键点的真值;y′i 为第 i 个关键点 在 φ(·) 约束下期望值。 类似于滑模变结构控制的思想,引入 y′i 能够使 预测值 yi 尽快进入“ 滑模状态”, 并沿梯度方向收 敛。 如图 3 所示。 Mse 即采用常规均方差损失函数 Lmse 时的收敛 轨迹,cse 为采用 Lcse 时的收敛轨迹,虚线连接部分 为同批次迭代权值下的 2 个点的预测位置。 可以看 出,在加入了约束条件的损失函数的训练下,网络能 够根据约束条件的先验知识进行预测值的调整。 1.3 空中红外目标要害部位识别网络

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