Vibration-based pavement condition(roughness and obvious anomalies)monitoring has been expanding in road engineering.However,the indistinctive transverse cracking has hardly been considered.Therefore,a vehicle-based n...Vibration-based pavement condition(roughness and obvious anomalies)monitoring has been expanding in road engineering.However,the indistinctive transverse cracking has hardly been considered.Therefore,a vehicle-based novel method is proposed for detecting the transverse cracking through signal processing techniques and support vector machine(SVM).The vibration signals of the car traveling on the transverse-cracked and the crack-free sections were subjected to signal processing in time domain,frequency domain and wavelet domain,aiming to find indices that can discriminate vibration signal between the cracked and uncracked section.These indices were used to form 8 SVM models.The model with the highest accuracy and F1-measure was preferred,consisting of features including vehicle speed,range,relative standard deviation,maximum Fourier coefficient,and wavelet coefficient.Therefore,a crack and crack-free classifier was developed.Then its feasibility was investigated by 2292 pavement sections.The detection accuracy and F1-measure are 97.25%and 85.25%,respectively.The cracking detection approach proposed in this paper and the smartphone-based detection method for IRI and other distress may form a comprehensive pavement condition survey system.展开更多
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy(LIBS) is a new technology suitable for classification of various materials. This paper proposes a hybrid classification scheme for coal, municipal sludge and biomass by using LIBS ...Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy(LIBS) is a new technology suitable for classification of various materials. This paper proposes a hybrid classification scheme for coal, municipal sludge and biomass by using LIBS combined with K-means and support vector machine(SVM)algorithm. In the study, 10 samples were classified in 3 groups without supervision by K-means clustering, then a further supervised classification of 6 kinds of biomass samples by SVM was carried out. The results show that the comprehensive accuracy of the hybrid classification model is over 98%. In comparison with the single SVM classification model, the hybrid classification model can save 58.92% of operation time while guaranteeing the accuracy. The results demonstrate that the hybrid classification model is able to make an efficient, fast and accurate classification of coal, municipal sludge and biomass, furthermore, it is precise for the detection of various kinds of biomass fuel.展开更多
As the popularity of digital images is rapidly increasing on the Internet, research on technologies for semantic image classification has become an important research topic. However, the well-known content-based image...As the popularity of digital images is rapidly increasing on the Internet, research on technologies for semantic image classification has become an important research topic. However, the well-known content-based image classification methods do not overcome the so-called semantic gap problem in which low-level visual features cannot represent the high-level semantic content of images. Image classification using visual and textual information often performs poorly since the extracted textual features are often too limited to accurately represent the images. In this paper, we propose a semantic image classification ap- proach using multi-context analysis. For a given image, we model the relevant textual information as its multi-modal context, and regard the related images connected by hyperlinks as its link context. Two kinds of context analysis models, i.e., cross-modal correlation analysis and link-based correlation model, are used to capture the correlation among different modals of features and the topical dependency among images induced by the link structure. We propose a new collective classification model called relational support vector classifier (RSVC) based on the well-known Support Vector Machines (SVMs) and the link-based cor- relation model. Experiments showed that the proposed approach significantly improved classification accuracy over that of SVM classifiers using visual and/or textual features.展开更多
基金Project(51778482)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China。
文摘Vibration-based pavement condition(roughness and obvious anomalies)monitoring has been expanding in road engineering.However,the indistinctive transverse cracking has hardly been considered.Therefore,a vehicle-based novel method is proposed for detecting the transverse cracking through signal processing techniques and support vector machine(SVM).The vibration signals of the car traveling on the transverse-cracked and the crack-free sections were subjected to signal processing in time domain,frequency domain and wavelet domain,aiming to find indices that can discriminate vibration signal between the cracked and uncracked section.These indices were used to form 8 SVM models.The model with the highest accuracy and F1-measure was preferred,consisting of features including vehicle speed,range,relative standard deviation,maximum Fourier coefficient,and wavelet coefficient.Therefore,a crack and crack-free classifier was developed.Then its feasibility was investigated by 2292 pavement sections.The detection accuracy and F1-measure are 97.25%and 85.25%,respectively.The cracking detection approach proposed in this paper and the smartphone-based detection method for IRI and other distress may form a comprehensive pavement condition survey system.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 51 676 073)the Guangdong Province Train High-Level Personnel Special Support Program (No. 2014TQ01N334)+1 种基金the Science and Technology Project of Guangdong Province (No. 2015A020215005)the Guangdong Province Key Laboratory of Efficient and Clean Energy Utilization (No. 2013A061401005)
文摘Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy(LIBS) is a new technology suitable for classification of various materials. This paper proposes a hybrid classification scheme for coal, municipal sludge and biomass by using LIBS combined with K-means and support vector machine(SVM)algorithm. In the study, 10 samples were classified in 3 groups without supervision by K-means clustering, then a further supervised classification of 6 kinds of biomass samples by SVM was carried out. The results show that the comprehensive accuracy of the hybrid classification model is over 98%. In comparison with the single SVM classification model, the hybrid classification model can save 58.92% of operation time while guaranteeing the accuracy. The results demonstrate that the hybrid classification model is able to make an efficient, fast and accurate classification of coal, municipal sludge and biomass, furthermore, it is precise for the detection of various kinds of biomass fuel.
基金Project supported by the Hi-Tech Research and Development Pro-gram (863) of China (No. 2003AA119010), and China-American Digital Academic Library (CADAL) Project (No. CADAL2004002)
文摘As the popularity of digital images is rapidly increasing on the Internet, research on technologies for semantic image classification has become an important research topic. However, the well-known content-based image classification methods do not overcome the so-called semantic gap problem in which low-level visual features cannot represent the high-level semantic content of images. Image classification using visual and textual information often performs poorly since the extracted textual features are often too limited to accurately represent the images. In this paper, we propose a semantic image classification ap- proach using multi-context analysis. For a given image, we model the relevant textual information as its multi-modal context, and regard the related images connected by hyperlinks as its link context. Two kinds of context analysis models, i.e., cross-modal correlation analysis and link-based correlation model, are used to capture the correlation among different modals of features and the topical dependency among images induced by the link structure. We propose a new collective classification model called relational support vector classifier (RSVC) based on the well-known Support Vector Machines (SVMs) and the link-based cor- relation model. Experiments showed that the proposed approach significantly improved classification accuracy over that of SVM classifiers using visual and/or textual features.
