Face recognition has emerged as one of the most prominent applications of image analysis and under-standing,gaining considerable attention in recent years.This growing interest is driven by two key factors:its extensi...Face recognition has emerged as one of the most prominent applications of image analysis and under-standing,gaining considerable attention in recent years.This growing interest is driven by two key factors:its extensive applications in law enforcement and the commercial domain,and the rapid advancement of practical technologies.Despite the significant advancements,modern recognition algorithms still struggle in real-world conditions such as varying lighting conditions,occlusion,and diverse facial postures.In such scenarios,human perception is still well above the capabilities of present technology.Using the systematic mapping study,this paper presents an in-depth review of face detection algorithms and face recognition algorithms,presenting a detailed survey of advancements made between 2015 and 2024.We analyze key methodologies,highlighting their strengths and restrictions in the application context.Additionally,we examine various datasets used for face detection/recognition datasets focusing on the task-specific applications,size,diversity,and complexity.By analyzing these algorithms and datasets,this survey works as a valuable resource for researchers,identifying the research gap in the field of face detection and recognition and outlining potential directions for future research.展开更多
Recent change detection(CD)methods focus on the extraction of deep change semantic features.However,existing methods overlook the fine-grained features and have the poor ability to capture long-range space–time infor...Recent change detection(CD)methods focus on the extraction of deep change semantic features.However,existing methods overlook the fine-grained features and have the poor ability to capture long-range space–time information,which leads to the micro changes missing and the edges of change types smoothing.In this paper,a potential transformer-based semantic change detection(SCD)model,Pyramid-SCDFormer is proposed,which precisely recognizes the small changes and fine edges details of the changes.The SCD model selectively merges different semantic tokens in multi-head self-attention block to obtain multiscale features,which is crucial for extraction information of remote sensing images(RSIs)with multiple changes from different scales.Moreover,we create a well-annotated SCD dataset,Landsat-SCD with unprecedented time series and change types in complex scenarios.Comparing with three Convolutional Neural Network-based,one attention-based,and two transformer-based networks,experimental results demonstrate that the Pyramid-SCDFormer stably outperforms the existing state-of-the-art CD models and obtains an improvement in MIoU/F1 of 1.11/0.76%,0.57/0.50%,and 8.75/8.59%on the LEVIR-CD,WHU_CD,and Landsat-SCD dataset respectively.For change classes proportion less than 1%,the proposed model improves the MIoU by 7.17–19.53%on Landsat-SCD dataset.The recognition performance for small-scale and fine edges of change types has greatly improved.展开更多
Wheat is the most widely grown crop in the world,and its yield is closely related to global food security.The number of ears is important for wheat breeding and yield estimation.Therefore,automated wheat ear counting ...Wheat is the most widely grown crop in the world,and its yield is closely related to global food security.The number of ears is important for wheat breeding and yield estimation.Therefore,automated wheat ear counting techniques are essential for breeding high-yield varieties and increasing grain yield.However,all existing methods require position-level annotation for training,implying that a large amount of labor is required for annotation,limiting the application and development of deep learning technology in the agricultural field.To address this problem,we propose a count-supervised multiscale perceptive wheat counting network(CSNet,count-supervised network),which aims to achieve accurate counting of wheat ears using quantity information.In particular,in the absence of location information,CSNet adopts MLP-Mixer to construct a multiscale perception module with a global receptive field that implements the learning of small target attention maps between wheat ear features.We conduct comparative experiments on a publicly available global wheat head detection dataset,showing that the proposed count-supervised strategy outperforms existing position-supervised methods in terms of mean absolute error(MAE)and root mean square error(RMSE).This superior performance indicates that the proposed approach has a positive impact on improving ear counts and reducing labeling costs,demonstrating its great potential for agricultural counting tasks.The code is available at .展开更多
文摘Face recognition has emerged as one of the most prominent applications of image analysis and under-standing,gaining considerable attention in recent years.This growing interest is driven by two key factors:its extensive applications in law enforcement and the commercial domain,and the rapid advancement of practical technologies.Despite the significant advancements,modern recognition algorithms still struggle in real-world conditions such as varying lighting conditions,occlusion,and diverse facial postures.In such scenarios,human perception is still well above the capabilities of present technology.Using the systematic mapping study,this paper presents an in-depth review of face detection algorithms and face recognition algorithms,presenting a detailed survey of advancements made between 2015 and 2024.We analyze key methodologies,highlighting their strengths and restrictions in the application context.Additionally,we examine various datasets used for face detection/recognition datasets focusing on the task-specific applications,size,diversity,and complexity.By analyzing these algorithms and datasets,this survey works as a valuable resource for researchers,identifying the research gap in the field of face detection and recognition and outlining potential directions for future research.
基金supported by National Key Research and Development Program of China[Grant number 2017YFB0504203]Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Science and Technology Project:[Grant number 2017DB005].
文摘Recent change detection(CD)methods focus on the extraction of deep change semantic features.However,existing methods overlook the fine-grained features and have the poor ability to capture long-range space–time information,which leads to the micro changes missing and the edges of change types smoothing.In this paper,a potential transformer-based semantic change detection(SCD)model,Pyramid-SCDFormer is proposed,which precisely recognizes the small changes and fine edges details of the changes.The SCD model selectively merges different semantic tokens in multi-head self-attention block to obtain multiscale features,which is crucial for extraction information of remote sensing images(RSIs)with multiple changes from different scales.Moreover,we create a well-annotated SCD dataset,Landsat-SCD with unprecedented time series and change types in complex scenarios.Comparing with three Convolutional Neural Network-based,one attention-based,and two transformer-based networks,experimental results demonstrate that the Pyramid-SCDFormer stably outperforms the existing state-of-the-art CD models and obtains an improvement in MIoU/F1 of 1.11/0.76%,0.57/0.50%,and 8.75/8.59%on the LEVIR-CD,WHU_CD,and Landsat-SCD dataset respectively.For change classes proportion less than 1%,the proposed model improves the MIoU by 7.17–19.53%on Landsat-SCD dataset.The recognition performance for small-scale and fine edges of change types has greatly improved.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(no.62162008)Guizhou Provincial Science and Technology Projects(CXTD[2023]027)Guiyang Guian Science and Technology Talent Training Project([2024]2-15).
文摘Wheat is the most widely grown crop in the world,and its yield is closely related to global food security.The number of ears is important for wheat breeding and yield estimation.Therefore,automated wheat ear counting techniques are essential for breeding high-yield varieties and increasing grain yield.However,all existing methods require position-level annotation for training,implying that a large amount of labor is required for annotation,limiting the application and development of deep learning technology in the agricultural field.To address this problem,we propose a count-supervised multiscale perceptive wheat counting network(CSNet,count-supervised network),which aims to achieve accurate counting of wheat ears using quantity information.In particular,in the absence of location information,CSNet adopts MLP-Mixer to construct a multiscale perception module with a global receptive field that implements the learning of small target attention maps between wheat ear features.We conduct comparative experiments on a publicly available global wheat head detection dataset,showing that the proposed count-supervised strategy outperforms existing position-supervised methods in terms of mean absolute error(MAE)and root mean square error(RMSE).This superior performance indicates that the proposed approach has a positive impact on improving ear counts and reducing labeling costs,demonstrating its great potential for agricultural counting tasks.The code is available at .
