In Computational intelligence and neuroscience
Semantic feature recognition in colour images is required for identifying uneven patterns in object detection and classification. The semantic features are identified by segmenting the colorimetric sensor array features through machine learning paradigms. Semantic segmentation is a method for identifying distinct elements in an image. This can be considered a task involving image classification at the pixel level. This article introduces a semantic feature-dependent array segmentation method (SFASM) to improve recognition accuracy due to irregular semantics. The proposed method incorporates a deep convolutional neural network for detecting the semantic and un-semantic features based on sensor array representations. The colour distributions per array are identified for horizontal and vertical semantics analysis. In this analysis, deep learning classifies the uneven patterns based on colour distribution, i.e. the consecutive and scattered colour distribution pixels in an array are correlated for their similarity. This similarity identification is maximized through max-pooling and recurrent iterations, preventing detection errors. The proposed method classifies the semantic features for further correlation sections, improving the accuracy. The proposed method's performance is thus validated using the metrics precision, analysis time and F1-Score.
Tang Jingjing, Wang Li, Huang Jing, Shi Aiye, Xu Lizhong
2022
