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Contour Accentuation for Transfer Learning-Based Ship Recognition Method

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This study proposes a ship recognition system which includes intelligent bridge piers and a ship recognition server. The ship recognition server can analyse the contour features of ship images from intelligent bridge piers by the proposed contour accentuation method; the ship image with contour accentuation can be adopted as the inputs of transfer learning-based neural network for ship classification by the proposed transfer learning-based ship recognition method. In practical experiments, the results showed that the proposed transfer learning-based ship recognition method with contour accentuation can obtain higher accuracy, and the accuracy of the proposed method was 97.79%.

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            WWW '20: Companion Proceedings of the Web Conference 2020
            April 2020
            854 pages
            ISBN:9781450370240
            DOI:10.1145/3366424
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            1. contour accentuation
            2. convolutional neural network
            3. ship recognition
            4. transfer learning

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            April 20 - 24, 2020
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