A robust two-stage framework for maize above-ground biomass prediction integrating spectral remote sensing and allometric growth model
Mohan Yang,
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Qiang Wu,
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Jianbo Qi
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et al.
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
235, P. 110398 - 110398
Published: April 19, 2025
Language: Английский
The Inversion of Rice Leaf Pigment Content: Using the Absorption Spectrum to Optimize the Vegetation Index
Longfei Ma,
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Yuanjin Li,
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Ningge Yuan
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et al.
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 2265 - 2265
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
The
pigment
content
of
rice
leaves
plays
an
important
role
in
the
growth
and
development
rice.
accurate
rapid
assessment
is
great
significance
for
monitoring
status
This
study
used
Analytical
Spectra
Device
(ASD)
FieldSpec
4
spectrometer
to
measure
leaf
reflectance
spectra
varieties
during
entire
period
under
nitrogen
application
rates
simultaneously
measured
content.
leaf’s
absorption
were
calculated
based
on
physical
process
spectral
transmission.
An
examination
was
conducted
variations
composition
among
distinct
cultivars,
alongside
a
thorough
dissection
interrelations
distinctions
between
spectra.
Based
vegetation
index
proposed
by
previous
researchers
order
invert
content,
spectrum
replace
original
data
optimize
index.
results
showed
that
chlorophyll
carotenoid
contents
different
regular
changes
whole
period,
more
obvious
differences
than
After
replacing
absorptivity-sensitive
bands
(400
nm,
550
680
red-edge
bands)
with
absorptivities
would
index,
correlation
which
combines
absorptivity
reflectivity,
significantly
improved.
model’s
validation
indicate
inversion
model,
improved
using
spectra,
outperforms
traditional
index-based
model.
this
demonstrate
potential
spectroscopy
quantitative
crop
phenotypes.
Language: Английский
An Iterative Pseudo Label Generation framework for semi-supervised hyperspectral image classification using the Segment Anything Model
Zheng Zhao,
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Guangyao Zhou,
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Qixiong Wang
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et al.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Hyperspectral
image
classification
in
remote
sensing
often
encounters
challenges
due
to
limited
annotated
data.
Semi-supervised
learning
methods
present
a
promising
solution.
However,
their
performance
is
heavily
influenced
by
the
quality
of
pseudo
labels.
This
limitation
particularly
pronounced
during
early
stages
training,
when
model
lacks
adequate
prior
knowledge.
In
this
paper,
we
propose
an
Iterative
Pseudo
Label
Generation
(IPG)
framework
based
on
Segment
Anything
Model
(SAM)
harness
structural
information
for
semi-supervised
hyperspectral
classification.
We
begin
using
small
number
labels
as
SAM
point
prompts
generate
initial
segmentation
masks.
Next,
introduce
spectral
voting
strategy
that
aggregates
masks
from
multiple
bands
into
unified
mask.
To
ensure
reliability
labels,
design
spatial-information-consistency-driven
loss
function
optimizes
IPG
adaptively
select
most
dependable
These
selected
serve
iterative
SAM.
Following
suitable
iterations,
resultant
can
be
employed
enrich
training
data
model.
Experiments
conducted
Indian
Pines
and
Pavia
University
datasets
demonstrate
even
simple
2D
CNN
trained
with
our
generated
significantly
outperforms
eight
state-of-the-art
methods.
Language: Английский