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WaveST-Yield: a novel spatio-temporal deep learning framework with frequency-domain refinement for UAV-based maize

Huiqin Li1, Pengzhi Hou1, Runqing Zhang1

  • 1Faculty of Software Technologies, Shanxi Agricultural University, Jinzhong, China.

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This study introduces WaveST-Yield, a deep learning model for accurate maize yield prediction using UAV remote sensing. It enhances spatio-temporal analysis and feature extraction for improved precision agriculture.

Keywords:
UAV multispectral remote sensingattention mechanismdeep learningmaize yield predictionprecision agriculturespatio-temporal modelingwavelet transform

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Area of Science:

  • Agricultural Science
  • Remote Sensing
  • Deep Learning

Background:

  • Accurate maize yield prediction is vital for precision agriculture and food security.
  • Existing models struggle with spatio-temporal dynamics and feature extraction from UAV multispectral data.
  • UAV-based remote sensing offers rich data but requires advanced models for effective analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel hybrid deep learning framework, WaveST-Yield, for accurate plot-scale maize yield prediction.
  • To improve the mining of spatio-temporal dynamics and yield-sensitive features from multi-temporal multispectral data.
  • To enhance the separation of spatial details from background noise in remote sensing data.

Main Methods:

  • Proposed WaveST-Yield framework integrating Spatio-Temporal Phenology Encoder (SPE), Multiscale Frequency-Spatial Refiner (MFSR), and Adaptive Yield-Sensitive Re-calibrator (AYSR).
  • SPE uses ConvLSTM for temporal dynamics; MFSR employs Haar Wavelet Downsampling (HWD) for detail preservation and noise reduction.
  • AYSR utilizes 3D-CBAM attention for yield-trait enhancement and background suppression.

Main Results:

  • WaveST-Yield achieved high prediction accuracy (R² of 0.883 in Field 1, 0.775 in Field 2) outperforming existing models.
  • The model demonstrated superior error control and robustness in cross-validation and external validation.
  • Ablation studies confirmed the effectiveness of integrated spatio-temporal encoding, frequency refinement, and attention mechanisms.

Conclusions:

  • WaveST-Yield provides a highly accurate and robust methodological framework for maize yield monitoring.
  • The hybrid deep learning approach significantly improves generalization ability across different fields.
  • This framework advances high-throughput crop yield monitoring for precision agriculture applications.