Construction of rural landscape design system based on support vector machine and mean drift algorithm

With the theory of beautiful China, the construction and planning of rural landscapes are getting more and more attention. However, China’s rural landscape design lacks innovation and practicality. Therefore, in order to avoid the homogeneity of rural landscape design, it is necessary to ensure that rural landscape designs are consistent with the sustainable development of the rural area system. The study is based on the vector machine and the mean shift algorithm in remote sensing control for the segmentation and feature extraction of architectural images, using the function weight addition and the introduction of background suppression factor, to develop a model and algorithms that are more suitable for the diversified features of the buildings. The results indicate that the research method has a maximum accuracy of 99% in extracting architectural images, and the image quality evaluation can reach 100%. In the application analysis, it was found that the economic benefit of unused land in the countryside was low, and the green conservation information of ancient villages in the landscape was 57.3%. Therefore, the model designed by the study has good integrity for architectural image feature extraction, good accuracy, high image quality, and good application value for countryside landscape design.

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Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering
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2025-03-15
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https://doi.org/10.1177/14727978251327136
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Remote Sensing and Land Use
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Construction of rural landscape design system based on support vector machine and mean drift algorithm

H. B. Li, Jiaojiao Li
Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering
Remote Sensing and Land Use
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Construction of rural landscape design system based on support vector machine and mean drift algorithm

H. B. Li, Jiaojiao Li
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Abstract

With the theory of beautiful China, the construction and planning of rural landscapes are getting more and more attention. However, China’s rural landscape design lacks innovation and practicality. Therefore, in order to avoid the homogeneity of rural landscape design, it is necessary to ensure that rural landscape designs are consistent with the sustainable development of the rural area system. The study is based on the vector machine and the mean shift algorithm in remote sensing control for the segmentation and feature extraction of architectural images, using the function weight addition and the introduction of background suppression factor, to develop a model and algorithms that are more suitable for the diversified features of the buildings. The results indicate that the research method has a maximum accuracy of 99% in extracting architectural images, and the image quality evaluation can reach 100%. In the application analysis, it was found that the economic benefit of unused land in the countryside was low, and the green conservation information of ancient villages in the landscape was 57.3%. Therefore, the model designed by the study has good integrity for architectural image feature extraction, good accuracy, high image quality, and good application value for countryside landscape design.

Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and EngineeringVol. 25(4)
Hefei University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Remote Sensing and Land Use
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