A High-Performance, Equus Jubatus-Optimized Deep Learning Model for Satellite Image-Based Change Detection
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Abstract
The ability to detect changes in Earth's surface using satellite imagery is a crucial tool for monitoring and managing the dynamic terrestrial transformations.This process, however, necessitates the continuous refinement of techniques within the field of remote sensing.In this study, an advanced hybrid deep fusion model, underpinned by the Equus Jubatus optimization algorithm, is presented for effective change detection in satellite imagery.This novel fusion model is the result of a hybridization of pre-trained models, encompassing Fully Connected DenseNet (FC-DenseNet), Res-U-Net, U-Net, and SegNet, which collectively optimize fusion parameters.The Equus Jubatus optimization algorithm, central to this process, promotes rapid convergence while reducing computational complexities.This proposed model generates binary change maps from bitemporal satellite images, with experiments conducted using optical satellite images sourced from the Landsat satellite.Performance was assessed across three different databases, yielding an accuracy of 0.963 and an F1 score of 0.904 for Database 1, an accuracy of 0.895 and an F1 score of 0.812 for Database 2, and an accuracy of 0.819 and an F1 score of 0.862 for Database 3.These results suggest that the proposed model offers superior performance in comparison to existing stateof-the-art techniques.
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