Abstract

Soil remote sensing image classification is the most difficult in the National Soil Census work. Current soil remote sensing image classification methods based on deep learning and maximum likelihood estimation are challenging to meet the actual needs. Therefore, this paper combines deep learning with maximum likelihood estimation and proposes a maximum likelihood classification method for soil remote sensing images based on deep learning. The method is divided into four parts. Firstly, the pretreatment of soil remote sensing image is carried out, including three processes: image gray, image denoising, and image correction; secondly, the target of soil remote sensing image is detected by deep learning algorithm; thirdly, the maximum likelihood algorithm is used to classify soil remote sensing image; finally, the classification performance is tested by an example. The results show that this method can effectively segment the remote sensing image of soil, and the segmentation accuracy is high, which proves the effectiveness and superiority of the method.

Highlights

  • China has a vast territory and abundant land resources

  • This paper combines deep learning with maximum likelihood estimation and proposes a maximum likelihood classification method for soil remote sensing images based on deep learning

  • To improve the classification quality of soil remote sensing images, this paper studies a more effective classification method, which combines deep learning with maximum likelihood estimation to make up for each other’s shortcomings (Fitak & Johnsen, 2017)

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Introduction

China has a vast territory and abundant land resources. Its total area is about 9.6 million square kilometers, second only to Russia and Canada, ranking third globally. The principle of a classification method for soil remote sensing image based on maximum likelihood estimation is based on calculating the probability that a pixel belongs to each class in a pre-set m-class data set, and dividing it into the most probabilistic class. This paper combines deep learning with maximum likelihood estimation and proposes a maximum likelihood classification method for soil remote sensing images based on deep learning.

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