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Semi-Supervised Object Detection in Remote Sensing Images Using Generative Adversarial Networks

Abstract

Object detection is a challenging task in computer vision. Now many detection networks can get a good detection result when applying large training dataset. However, annotating sufficient amount of data for training is often time-consuming. To address this problem, a semi-supervised learning based method is proposed in this paper. Semi-supervised learning trains detection networks with few annotated data and massive amount of unannotated data. In the proposed method, Generative Adversarial Network is applied to extract data distribution from unannotated data. The extracted information is then applied to improve the performance of detection network. Experiment shows that the method in this paper greatly improves the detection performance compared with supervised learning using only few annotated data. The results prove that it is possible to achieve acceptable detection result when only few target object is annotated in the training dataset.

Keywords:
Computer science Object detection Artificial intelligence Task (project management) Object (grammar) Machine learning Generative adversarial network Generative grammar Labeled data Supervised learning Training set Train Deep learning Pattern recognition (psychology) Data mining Artificial neural network

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Remote-Sensing Image Classification
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