Research on Ship target recognition based on attention mechanism

Teng Dong
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Abstract: Marine ship target recognition can effectively identify the categories of sailing ships and realize effective management of ships. It is strategically important for both civil and military domains, but it is highly demanding in terms of accuracy. In this paper, a novel neural network ByCTE(Bayesian Classification Transformer-Encoder) is proposed to realize ship target recognition by using track information. First, the raw data is preprocessed to make the processed data more favorable for model learning. Secondly, four BayesianLinear Encoder(BLE) modules are used to learn the complex relationship between different spatial positions of the sequence, so as to capture the long-term dependence relationship between the input sequences, and further extract the deep features of the sequence. Finally, complete the recognition by attention layer and softmax function. We select the best performing model in the training and use open dataset Automatic Identification System (AIS) data from Europe for training and validating the validity of the proposed model. ByCTE can achieve better accuracy by comparison with other methods.
基于注意机制的舰船目标识别研究
摘要:船舶目标识别可以有效识别航行船舶的类别,实现对船舶的有效管理。它在民用和军事领域都具有重要的战略意义,但在准确性方面要求很高。本文提出了一种新的神经网络ByCTE(贝叶斯分类变压器-编码器),利用航迹信息实现舰船目标识别。首先,对原始数据进行预处理,使处理后的数据更有利于模型学习。其次,利用4个贝叶斯线性编码器(BayesianLinear Encoder, BLE)模块学习序列不同空间位置之间的复杂关系,从而捕捉输入序列之间的长期依赖关系,进一步提取序列的深层特征。最后通过注意层和softmax函数完成识别。我们在训练中选择表现最好的模型,并使用来自欧洲的开放数据集自动识别系统(AIS)数据进行训练和验证所提出模型的有效性。与其他方法相比,ByCTE可以达到更好的精度。
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