Current Research in Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7, P. 100211 - 100211
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
human
gut
microbiome
is
an
intricate
ecosystem
with
profound
implications
for
host
metabolism,
immune
function,
and
neuroendocrine
activity.
Over
the
years,
studies
have
strived
to
decode
this
microbial
universe,
especially
its
interactions
health
underlying
metabolic
processes.
Traditional
analyses
often
struggle
complex
interplay
within
due
presumptions
of
independence.
In
response,
machine
learning
(ML)
deep
(DL)
provide
advanced
multivariate
non-linear
analytical
tools
that
adeptly
capture
microbiota.
With
influx
data
from
metagenomic
next-generation
sequencing
(mNGS),
there's
increasing
reliance
on
these
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
subsets
derive
actionable
insights.
This
review
delves
into
cutting-edge
ML
techniques
tailored
microbiota
research.
It
further
underscores
potential
in
shaping
clinical
diagnostics,
prognosis,
intervention
strategies,
pointing
a
future
where
computational
methods
bridge
gap
between
knowledge
targeted
interventions.
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
31, P. 4251 - 4265
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Hyperspectral
image
(HSI)
classification
refers
to
identifying
land-cover
categories
of
pixels
based
on
spectral
signatures
and
spatial
information
HSIs.
In
recent
deep
learning-based
methods,
explore
the
HSIs,
HSI
patch
is
usually
cropped
from
original
as
input.
And
3×3
convolution
utilized
a
key
component
capture
features
for
classification.
However,
sensitive
rotation
inputs,
which
results
in
that
methods
perform
worse
rotated
To
alleviate
this
problem,
rotation-invariant
attention
network
(RIAN)
proposed
First,
center
(CSpeA)
module
designed
avoid
influence
other
suppress
redundant
bands.
Then,
rectified
(RSpaA)
replace
extracting
spectral-spatial
patches.
The
CSpeA
module,
1×1
RSpaA
are
build
RIAN
Experimental
demonstrate
invariant
HSIs
has
superior
performance,
e.g.,
achieving
an
overall
accuracy
86.53%
(1.04%
improvement)
Houston
database.
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
60, P. 1 - 15
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
In
recent
years,
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)-based
methods
have
been
widely
used
for
remote
sensing
(RS)
scene
classification
tasks
and
achieved
excellent
results.
However,
CNNs
are
not
good
at
exploring
contextual
information,
which
is
essential
fully
understanding
RS
scenes.
A
new
model
named
transformer
attracts
researchers'
attention
to
address
this
problem,
skilled
in
mining
the
latent
information
Nevertheless,
since
contents
of
scenes
diverse
type
various
scale,
performance
original
cannot
reach
what
we
expect.
addition,
due
specific
self-attention
mechanism,
time
costs
high,
hinders
its
practicability
community.
To
overcome
above
limitations,
propose
a
efficient
multi-scale
cross-level
learning
(EMTCAL)
paper.
EMTCAL
combines
advantages
CNN
mine
within
fully.
First,
it
uses
multi-layer
feature
extraction
module
(MFEM)
acquire
global
visual
features
multi-level
from
Second,
(CIEM)
proposed
capture
rich
features.
CIEM,
taking
characteristics
computational
complexity
into
account,
an
(EMST).
EMST
can
abundant
knowledge
with
scales
hidden
their
inherent
relations
small-time
costs.
Third,
(CLAM)
developed
aggregate
explore
correlations
Finally,
class
score
fusion
(CSFM)
designed
integrate
contributions
aggregated
discriminative
representations.
Extensive
experiments
conducted
on
three
public
data
sets.
The
positive
results
demonstrate
that
our
achieve
superior
outperform
many
state-of-the-art
methods.
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
61, P. 1 - 16
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
In
remotely
sensed
images,
high
intraclass
variance
and
interclass
similarity
are
ubiquitous
due
to
complex
scenes
objects
with
multivariate
features,
making
semantic
segmentation
a
challenging
task.
Deep
convolutional
neural
networks
can
solve
this
problem
by
modeling
the
context
of
features
improving
their
discriminability.
However,
current
learning
paradigms
model
feature
affinity
in
spatial
dimension
channel
separately
then
fuse
them
sequential
or
parallel
manner,
leading
suboptimal
performance.
study,
we
first
analyze
practically
summarize
it
as
attention
bias
that
reduces
capability
network
distinguishing
weak
discretely
distributed
from
wide-range
internal
connectivity,
when
modeled
only
domain.
To
jointly
both
affinity,
design
synergistic
module
(SAM),
which
allows
for
channelwise
extraction
while
preserving
details.
addition,
propose
perception
(SAPNet)
remote
sensing
images.
The
hierarchical-embedded
aggregates
SAM-refined
decoded
features.
As
result,
SAPNet
enriches
inference
clues
desired
Experiments
on
three
benchmark
datasets
show
is
competitive
accuracy
adaptability
compared
state-of-the-art
methods.
experiments
also
validate
hypothesis
efficiency
SAM.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(16), P. 4112 - 4112
Published: Aug. 21, 2023
Integrating
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
techniques
with
remote
sensing
holds
great
potential
for
revolutionizing
data
analysis
and
applications
in
many
domains
of
Earth
sciences.
This
review
paper
synthesizes
the
existing
literature
on
AI
sensing,
consolidating
analyzing
methodologies,
outcomes,
limitations.
The
primary
objectives
are
to
identify
research
gaps,
assess
effectiveness
approaches
practice,
highlight
emerging
trends
challenges.
We
explore
diverse
including
image
classification,
land
cover
mapping,
object
detection,
change
hyperspectral
radar
analysis,
fusion.
present
an
overview
technologies,
methods
employed,
relevant
use
cases.
further
challenges
associated
practical
such
as
quality
availability,
model
uncertainty
interpretability,
integration
domain
expertise
well
solutions,
advancements,
future
directions.
provide
a
comprehensive
researchers,
practitioners,
decision
makers,
informing
at
exciting
intersection
sensing.
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
61, P. 1 - 13
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Graph
convolutional
network
(GCN)
as
a
combination
of
deep
learning
and
graph
has
gained
increasing
attention
in
hyperspectral
image
(HSI)
classification.
However,
most
GCN
methods
consider
the
simple
point-to-point
structure
between
two
pixels
rather
than
high-order
multiple
pixels,
which
is
contradict
with
real
feature
distribution
ground
object.
And
nonlinear
property
HSI
also
brings
challenge
for
precise
structural
representation
GCN.
To
tackle
these
problems,
this
work
proposes
preserved
hypergraph
convolution
(SPHGCN).
It
first
builds
neighborhood
reconstruction
(MNR)
model
to
reveal
essential
resemblance
spectral
space.
With
structure,
SPHGCN
designs
operation
irregular
aggregation
among
similar
from
different
regions,
achieves
more
discriminative
features
pixel
nodes.
Meanwhile,
preservation
layer
built
optimize
under
guidance
structure.
Moreover,
integrates
local
regular
learn
structured
semantic
HSI.
This
strategy
breaks
boundary
restriction
traditional
aggregates
across
patches.
Experiments
on
three
data
sets
indicate
that
outperforms
few
state-of-the-art
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
61, P. 1 - 13
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Hyperspectral
image
(HSI)
change
detection
is
a
technique
for
detecting
the
changes
between
multitemporal
HSIs
of
same
scene.
Many
existing
methods
have
achieved
good
results,
but
there
still
exist
problems
as
follows:
1)
mixed
pixels
in
HSI
due
to
low
spatial
resolution
hyperspectral
sensor
and
other
external
interference
2)
many
deep
learning-based
networks
cannot
make
full
use
correlation
difference
information
bitemporal
images.
These
are
not
conducive
further
improving
accuracy
detection.
In
this
article,
we
propose
an
abundance
matrix
analysis
network
based
on
hierarchical
multihead
self-cross-hybrid
attention
(AMCAN-HMSchA)
detection,
which
hierarchically
highlights
at
subpixel
level
detect
subtle
changes.
The
endmember
sharing-based
learning
module
(AMLM)
maps
changed
corresponding
matrices.
MSchA
extracts
enhanced
features
by
constantly
comparing
self-correlation
with
cross
matrices
HSIs.
Then,
concatenated
fed
into
fully
connected
layers
obtain
map.
Experiments
three
widely
used
datasets
show
that
proposed
method
has
superior
performance
compared
state-of-the-art
methods.
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
61, P. 1 - 20
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Object
detection
is
a
fundamental
task
in
remote
sensing
image
analysis
and
scene
understanding.
Previous
object
detectors
are
typically
based
on
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs),
whose
performance
significantly
limited
by
the
intrinsic
locality
of
convolution
operations.
The
emergence
vision
Transformers
brings
potential
solutions
to
this
problem,
which
have
capability
be
solid
alternative
CNNs.
However,
three
crucial
obstacles
hinder
application
detection,
i.e.,
1)
high
computational
complexity,
especially
for
high-resolution
images,
2)
training-and
sample-inefficiency
caused
lack
inductive
bias,
3)
difficulty
learning
arbitrary
orientation
knowledge
geospatial
objects.
To
address
these
issues,
paper,
novel
efficient
Transformer
framework
proposed
oriented
imagery.
This
follows
hierarchical
feature
pyramid
structure
makes
threefold
contributions,
as
follows.
Spatial
redundancy
images
fully
explored
an
adaptive
multi-grained
routing
mechanism
facilitate
token
sparsity
Transformers,
can
dramatically
reduce
cost
without
comprising
accuracy.
A
compact
dual-path
encoding
architecture,
where
both
global
long-range
dependencies
local
semantic
relations
jointly
complementarily
captured,
enhance
bias
Transformers.
An
angle
tokenization
technique
promote
encoding,
embedding,
direction
objects
scenarios.
In
work,
above
contributions
instantiated
advanced
Transformer-based
detector,
namely
EIA-PVT.
Comprehensive
experiments
two
publicly
available
datasets
demonstrated
its
effectiveness
superiority
images.
IEEE Access,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. 21621 - 21633
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
research
presents
a
groundbreaking
approach
in
aerial
image
analysis
by
integrating
the
Real-Time
Detection
and
Recognition
(RT-DETR-X)
model
with
Slicing
Aided
Hyper
Inference
(SAHI)
methodology,
utilizing
VisDrone-DET
dataset.
Aimed
at
enhancing
efficiency
of
drone
technology
across
spectrum
applications,
including
water
conservancy,
geological
exploration,
military
operations,
this
study
focuses
on
harnessing
real-time,
end-to-end
object
detection
capabilities
RT-DETR-X.
Characterized
its
high-speed
high-accuracy
performance,
particularly
UAV
photography,
RT-DETR-X
demonstrates
remarkable
54.8%
Average
Precision
(AP)
74
frames
per
second
(FPS),
surpassing
similar
models
both
speed
accuracy.
The
thoroughly
examines
dataset,
which
encompasses
diverse
range
small
targets
photography
scenes.
Covering
10
distinct
categories,
dataset
provides
robust
platform
for
rigorous
testing.
emphasizes
utilization
original
comprehensive
training
evaluation,
alongside
practical
implementation
SAHI
method
enhanced
small-scale
objects.
Through
an
in-depth
exploration
model's
performance
various
scenarios
detailed
environmental
setup,
paper
underscores
impact
RT-DETR
approach.
findings
reveal
significant
progress
technologies,
offering
holistic
framework
effective
efficient
surveillance.
integration
not
only
boosts
accuracy
but
also
opens
new
avenues
advanced
applications.