Categorizing Sentinel-2 Images Based On Binary-Weighted VGG-16 Network
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Satellite imagery, Sentinel-2 images, binary weighted VGG-16 (BW-VGG), fruit fly optimization (FFO)Abstract
Intelligent In a wide range of applications, including the classification of land cover and environmental surveillance, satellite imagery is essential. High-resolution multispectral images from the Sentinel-2 satellite project offer helpful information for a variety of Earth observation needs. In this paper, a brand-new binary weighted VGG-16 (BW-VGG) method for classifying Sentinel-2 images is proposed. In this study, we propose a binary weighting strategy that increases the discriminative strength of the network by giving more weight to more relevant spectrum bands. The model's training set was the multidimensional Sentinel 2 photo with its 13 spectrum bands. The featured photographs were categorized into several classes to build the dataset for the study area. By using the fruit fly optimization (FFO) method, the proposed model's accuracy is increased even more. The suggested approach was found to have the highest accuracy. Results from experiments show that the proposed approach is more effective than existing approaches at classifying Sentinel-2 photos.
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