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This study enhances semantic segmentation for remote sensing images by refining the PSPNet model to address data imbalance and quality issues. The improved model achieves superior performance in urban planning and change detection tasks.

Keywords:

Attention Mechanism Classification of Land Types Combined Loss Function Improved PSPNet Remote Sensing Image STFF

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Area of Science:

Earth and Space Sciences
Computer Science

Background:

Semantic segmentation of remote sensing images is vital for urban planning and change detection.
Challenges include sample imbalance and low data quality, hindering accurate classification.

Purpose of the Study:

To refine the PSPNet model for improved semantic segmentation of remote sensing images.
To address sample imbalance and enhance data quality for better classification accuracy.

Main Methods:

Compiled a GF-2 image dataset and adjusted class sample weights to prioritize minority classes.
Implemented data augmentation to improve dataset quality.
Replaced ResNet with the STFF network for enhanced global feature extraction and incorporated attention modules and a combined loss function.

Main Results:

Achieved a mean Accuracy (mAcc) of 90.32%, mean Intersection over Union (mIoU) of 76.04%, and a Dice coefficient of 85.15%.
Demonstrated superior performance compared to other models.
Showcased strong generalization capabilities on public datasets.

Conclusions:

The refined PSPNet model effectively mitigates sample imbalance and improves data quality for semantic segmentation.
The model offers valuable insights and improved performance for remote sensing image processing applications.