Clutter Classification Using Deep Learning in Multiple Stages

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Autori principali: Dempsey, Ryan, Ethier, Jonathan
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Dempsey, Ryan
Ethier, Jonathan
author_facet Dempsey, Ryan
Ethier, Jonathan
contents Path loss prediction for wireless communications is highly dependent on the local environment. Propagation models including clutter information have been shown to significantly increase model accuracy. This paper explores the application of deep learning to satellite imagery to identify environmental clutter types automatically. Recognizing these clutter types has numerous uses, but our main application is to use clutter information to enhance propagation prediction models. Knowing the type of obstruction (tree, building, and further classifications) can improve the prediction accuracy of key propagation metrics such as path loss.
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spellingShingle Clutter Classification Using Deep Learning in Multiple Stages
Dempsey, Ryan
Ethier, Jonathan
Machine Learning
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Image and Video Processing
Path loss prediction for wireless communications is highly dependent on the local environment. Propagation models including clutter information have been shown to significantly increase model accuracy. This paper explores the application of deep learning to satellite imagery to identify environmental clutter types automatically. Recognizing these clutter types has numerous uses, but our main application is to use clutter information to enhance propagation prediction models. Knowing the type of obstruction (tree, building, and further classifications) can improve the prediction accuracy of key propagation metrics such as path loss.
title Clutter Classification Using Deep Learning in Multiple Stages
topic Machine Learning
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Image and Video Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.04407