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Supervised High-Level Feature Learning With Label Consistencies for Object Recognition

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Due to the large intraclass variances and complicated object distribution, recognizing objects with complex appearances and arbitrary orientations has been an active research topic and a challenging task in remote… Click to show full abstract

Due to the large intraclass variances and complicated object distribution, recognizing objects with complex appearances and arbitrary orientations has been an active research topic and a challenging task in remote sensing fields. In this article, we formulate object recognition as a high-level feature-learning problem, and a novel supervised method is proposed to learn high-level feature representations from high-resolution remote sensing images for object recognition. Our method simultaneously and coherently achieves high-level feature learning and classifier training, which improves the recognition performance. Two constraints that enforce the label consistencies of group images and label consistencies of single images are introduced in a deep learning framework to obtain the high-level feature space. The high-level feature and a multiclass linear classifier are finally learned by an effective optimization algorithm. Experimental results demonstrate the superior performance of the proposed method over many state-of-the-art techniques in object recognition.

Keywords: level feature; high level; object recognition

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
Year Published: 2020

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