Journal of Jilin University(Engineering and Technology Edition) ›› 2023, Vol. 53 ›› Issue (12): 3547-3557.doi: 10.13229/j.cnki.jdxbgxb.20220096

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Analysis of hyperspectral image based on multi-scale cascaded convolutional neural network

Feng-le ZHU1(),Yi LIU2,3,4,Xin QIAO1,Meng-zhu HE2,3,Zeng-wei ZHENG2,3,Lin SUN2,3()   

  1. 1.College of Mechanical Engineering,Zhejiang University of Technology,Hangzhou 310023,China
    2.School of Computer & Computing Science,Hangzhou City University,Hangzhou 310015,China
    3.Intelligent Plant Factory of Zhejiang Province Engineering Laboratory,Hangzhou 310015,China
    4.College of Computer Science and Technology,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou 310027,China
  • Received:2022-01-25 Online:2023-12-01 Published:2024-01-12
  • Contact: Lin SUN E-mail:zhufl@zjut.edu.cn;sunl@zucc.edu.cn

Abstract:

In object-level hyperspectral image modeling with limited leaf samples, a multi-scale three dimensional-one dimensional cascaded convolution neural network model was proposed. Firstly, in 3D convolution neural network (3D-CNN), the dilated convolution was embedded to increase the receptive field of convolution kernel, and a multi-scale 3D-CNN network was constructed to extract and fuse spectral-spatial joint features of different scales, to improve the model performance without increasing the number of network parameters. Then, the one-dimensional convolutional neural network (1D-CNN) was cascaded to the optimal multi-scale 3D-CNN network, to further reduce the computational complexity and overfitting degree of model. Finally, on two datasets of chlorophyll content regression for basil leaf and drought stress recognition for pepper leaf, the optimal network architecture was explored, with comparison to a series of baseline CNN models. Experimental results showed that the proposed model can effectively improve the generalization performance and reduce the computational complexity for both regression and classification tasks of leaf hyperspectral images under the condition of small samples.

Key words: agricultural electrification and automation, hyperspectral images, chemometrics, multi-scale cascaded convolutional neural network, dilated convolution, plant phenotyping

CLC Number: 

  • S24

Table 1

Summary of SPAD values in training, validation and test samples of the basil leaf dataset"

样本集样本数最大值最小值均值标准差
训练集38047.006.8031.396.97
验证集8046.708.1031.086.89
测试集8045.5011.1030.246.94

Fig.1

Schematic diagram of convolution operations on the hyperspectral image"

Fig.2

Schematic diagram of standard 3D convolution, dilated 3D convolution and the multi-scale spectral-spatial joint feature extraction module with both of the standard and dilated 3D convolution embedded"

Fig.3

Network architecture of the hyperspectral images in the end-to-end manner"

Fig.4

Visible and near-infrared reflectance curves of leaf samples"

Table 2

Performance comparison of baseline CNN models for quantifying the SPAD values in basil leaf samples"

模型训练方式验证集测试集
R2RMSER2RMSE
1D-CNN手动提取特征0.75293.39020.74323.4993
2D-CNN端到端0.86062.59690.84152.6789
3D-CNN端到端0.94331.59810.87262.4204

Table 3

Performance comparison of baseline CNN models for recognizing the drought stress in pepper leaf samples"

模型训练方式验证集测试集
AccuracyF1-scoreAccuracyF1-score
1D-CNN手动提取特征0.62310.64110.60010.6299
2D-CNN端到端0.69000.69880.66170.6794
3D-CNN端到端0.77920.80230.71110.7457

Table 4

Performance comparison of multi-scale 3D-CNN models for quantifying the SPAD values in basil leaf samples"

模型嵌入的扩张3D卷积核验证集测试集
R2RMSER2RMSE
基准3D-CNN (3×3×3,d=1)0.94331.59810.87262.4204
多尺度3D-CNN3×3×3 (d=2)0.95011.40050.89222.2675
3×3×3 (d=3)0.94981.41930.88682.3239
3×3×3 (d=4)0.93981.68210.87682.4139

Table 5

Performance comparison of multi-scale 3D-CNN models for recognizing the drought stress in pepper leaf samples"

模型嵌入的扩张 3D卷积核验证集测试集
AccuracyF1-scoreAccuracyF1-score
基准3D-CNN (3×3×3,d=1)0.77920.80230.71110.7457
多尺度 3D-CNN3×3×3 (d=2)0.80310.81450.74090.7522
3×3×3 (d=3)0.79000.80190.73160.7389
3×3×3 (d=4)0.78210.78920.71980.7272

Table 6

Performance comparison of multi-scale 3D-1D-CNN models for quantifying the SPAD values in basil leaf samples"

不同转换位点的多尺度3D-1D-CNN模型训练时长(s·epoch-1验证集测试集
R2RMSER2RMSE
①(即基准 1D-CNN)90.75293.39020.74323.4993
420.77833.22740.76993.2999
430.80143.01900.79353.1171
450.81882.96610.81562.9744
470.87222.42130.85632.7080
500.90452.11650.88492.3793
550.93161.82110.91012.0468
630.93851.70360.90312.1150
780.95021.41130.89982.1987
⑩(即最佳多尺度3D-CNN)800.95011.40050.89222.2675

Fig.5

Performance comparison of multi-scale 3D-1D-CNN models for quantifying the SPAD values in basil leaf samples and recognizing the drought stress in pepper leaf samples"

Table 7

Performance comparison of multi-scale 3D-1D-CNN models for recognizing the drought stress in pepper leaf samples"

不同转换位点的多尺度3D-1D-CNN模型训练时长(s·epoch-1验证集测试集
AccuracyF1-scoreAccuracyF1-score
①(即基准 1D-CNN)100.62310.64110.60010.6299
390.63370.63440.62970.6123
420.65520.67810.65350.6588
430.68850.69570.67810.6973
470.75370.74230.73240.7232
510.76990.77710.74800.7569
560.79160.80020.77150.7791
630.79260.78550.76890.7542
810.79950.79120.75340.7628
⑩(即最佳多尺度3D-CNN)820.80310.81450.74090.7522

Fig.6

Prediction performance comparison of the baseline 1D-CNN, baseline 3D-CNN, multi-scale 3D-CNN, multi-scale 3D-1D-CNN models for quantifying the SPAD values in basil leaf samples and recognizing the drought stress in pepper leaf samples"

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