The Possibility of AI-Derived Remote Sensing Simulation

Most of the cases of AI-derived remote sensing analysis are static or quasi-dynamic at most. The discussion in this letter seeks to prove the feasibility of purely deep learning (AI)-derived remote sensing simulation, and a dual purpose Hopfiled Neural Network (HNN) was proposed to this end. Our preliminary findings indicate a satisfactory recording of accuracy, with the averaged Kappa above 0.7 and FOM above 0.8.

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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mvipit65697.2024.00031
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Geographic Information Systems Studies
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The Possibility of AI-Derived Remote Sensing Simulation

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The Possibility of AI-Derived Remote Sensing Simulation

Xiaoyan Luo, Panpan Tang, Juan Du, Bo Zhao, Yi Shen
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Most of the cases of AI-derived remote sensing analysis are static or quasi-dynamic at most. The discussion in this letter seeks to prove the feasibility of purely deep learning (AI)-derived remote sensing simulation, and a dual purpose Hopfiled Neural Network (HNN) was proposed to this end. Our preliminary findings indicate a satisfactory recording of accuracy, with the averaged Kappa above 0.7 and FOM above 0.8.

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