Abstract

Special scene classification and identification tasks are not easily fulfilled to obtain samples, which results in a shortage of samples. The focus of current researches lies in how to use source domain data (or auxiliary domain data) to build domain adaption transfer learning models and to improve the classification accuracy and performance of small sample machine learning in these special and difficult scenes. In this paper, a model of deep convolution and Grassmann manifold embedded selective pseudo-labeling algorithm (DC-GMESPL) is proposed to enable transfer learning classifications among multiple small sample datasets. Firstly, DC-GMESPL algorithm uses satellite remote sensing image sample data as the source domain to extract the smoke features simultaneously from both the source domain and the target domain based on the Resnet50 deep transfer network. This is done for such special scene of the target domain as the lack of local sample data for forest fire smoke video images. Secondly, DC-GMESPL algorithm makes the source domain feature distribution aligned with the target domain feature distribution. The distance between the source domain and the target domain feature distribution is minimized by removing the correlation between the source domain features and re-correlation with the target domain. And then the target domain data is pseudo-labeled by selective pseudo-labeling algorithm in Grassmann manifold space. Finally, a trainable model is constructed to complete the transfer classification between small sample datasets. The model of this paper is evaluated by transfer learning between satellite remote sensing image and video image datasets. Experiments show that DC-GMESPL transfer accuracy is higher than DC-CMEDA, Easy TL, CMMS and SPL respectively. Compared with our former DC-CMEDA, the transfer accuracy of our new DC-GMESPL algorithm has been further improved. The transfer accuracy of DC-GMESPL from satellite remote sensing image to video image has been improved by 0.50%, the transfer accuracy from video image to satellite remote sensing image has been improved by 8.50% and then, the performance has been greatly improved.

Highlights

  • DC⁃GMESPL algorithm uses sat⁃ ellite remote sensing image sample data as the source domain to extract the smoke features simultaneously from both the source domain and the target domain based on the Resnet50 deep transfer network

  • This is done for such special scene of the target domain as the lack of local sample data for forest fire smoke video images

  • DC⁃GMES⁃ PL algorithm makes the source domain feature distribution aligned with the target domain feature distribution

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