For the multi-mode radar working in the modern electronicbattlefield, different working states of one single radar areprone to being classified as multiple emitters when adoptingtraditional classification methods to p...For the multi-mode radar working in the modern electronicbattlefield, different working states of one single radar areprone to being classified as multiple emitters when adoptingtraditional classification methods to process intercepted signals,which has a negative effect on signal classification. A classificationmethod based on spatial data mining is presented to address theabove challenge. Inspired by the idea of spatial data mining, theclassification method applies nuclear field to depicting the distributioninformation of pulse samples in feature space, and digs out thehidden cluster information by analyzing distribution characteristics.In addition, a membership-degree criterion to quantify the correlationamong all classes is established, which ensures classificationaccuracy of signal samples. Numerical experiments show that thepresented method can effectively prevent different working statesof multi-mode emitter from being classified as several emitters,and achieve higher classification accuracy.展开更多
Ground-based cloud classification is challenging due to extreme variations in the appearance of clouds under different atmospheric conditions. Texture classification techniques have recently been introduced to deal wi...Ground-based cloud classification is challenging due to extreme variations in the appearance of clouds under different atmospheric conditions. Texture classification techniques have recently been introduced to deal with this issue. A novel texture descriptor, the salient local binary pattern （SLBP）, is proposed for ground-based cloud classification. The SLBP takes advantage of the most frequently occurring patterns （the salient patterns） to capture descriptive information. This feature makes the SLBP robust to noise. Experimental results using ground-based cloud images demonstrate that the proposed method can achieve better results than current state-of-the-art methods.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61371172)the International S&T Cooperation Program of China(2015DFR10220)+1 种基金the Ocean Engineering Project of National Key Laboratory Foundation(1213)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(HEUCF1608)
文摘For the multi-mode radar working in the modern electronicbattlefield, different working states of one single radar areprone to being classified as multiple emitters when adoptingtraditional classification methods to process intercepted signals,which has a negative effect on signal classification. A classificationmethod based on spatial data mining is presented to address theabove challenge. Inspired by the idea of spatial data mining, theclassification method applies nuclear field to depicting the distributioninformation of pulse samples in feature space, and digs out thehidden cluster information by analyzing distribution characteristics.In addition, a membership-degree criterion to quantify the correlationamong all classes is established, which ensures classificationaccuracy of signal samples. Numerical experiments show that thepresented method can effectively prevent different working statesof multi-mode emitter from being classified as several emitters,and achieve higher classification accuracy.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (61172103, 60933010, and 60835001)
文摘Ground-based cloud classification is challenging due to extreme variations in the appearance of clouds under different atmospheric conditions. Texture classification techniques have recently been introduced to deal with this issue. A novel texture descriptor, the salient local binary pattern （SLBP）, is proposed for ground-based cloud classification. The SLBP takes advantage of the most frequently occurring patterns （the salient patterns） to capture descriptive information. This feature makes the SLBP robust to noise. Experimental results using ground-based cloud images demonstrate that the proposed method can achieve better results than current state-of-the-art methods.
