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Research on Improved U-net Based Remote Sensing Image Segmentation Algorithm

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arxiv 2408.12672 v1 pith:4KNCOOZO submitted 2024-08-22 cs.DC cs.CV

classification cs.DCcs.CV
keywords segmentationimageaccuracyimprovedremotesensingu-netalgorithm
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In recent years, although U-Net network has made significant progress in the field of image segmentation, it still faces performance bottlenecks in remote sensing image segmentation. In this paper, we innovatively propose to introduce SimAM and CBAM attention mechanism in U-Net, and the experimental results show that after adding SimAM and CBAM modules alone, the model improves 17.41% and 12.23% in MIoU, and the Mpa and Accuracy are also significantly improved. And after fusing the two,the model performance jumps up to 19.11% in MIoU, and the Mpa and Accuracy are also improved by 16.38% and 14.8% respectively, showing excellent segmentation accuracy and visual effect with strong generalization ability and robustness. This study opens up a new path for remote sensing image segmentation technology and has important reference value for algorithm selection and improvement.

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