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Volume 2, Issue 1, 2023

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Underwater image processing area has been a central point of interest to many people in many fields such as control of underwater vehicles, archaeology, marine biology research, etc. Underwater exploration is becoming a big part of our life such as underwater marine and creatures research, pipeline and communication logistics, military use, touristic and entertainment use. Underwater images are subject to poor visibility, distortion, poor quality, etc., due to several reasons such as light propagation. The real problem occurs when these images have to be taken at a depth which is more than 500 feet where artificial light needs to be introduced. This work tackles the underwater environment challenges such as as colour casts, lack of image sharpness, low contrast, low visibility, and blurry appearance in deep ocean images by proposing an end-to-end deep underwater image enhancement network (WGH-net) based on convolutional neural network (CNN) algorithm. Quantitative and qualitative metrics results proved that our method achieved competitive results with the previous work methods as it was experimentally tested on different images from several datasets.

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One of the biggest problems that humans are faced with today is pollution and climate change. Pollution is not a new phenomenon and remains a leading cause of diseases and deaths. Mining, industrialization, exploration and urbanization caused global pollution, whose burdens are shared by developed and undeveloped countries alike. Awareness and stricter laws in the developed countries have contributed to environmental protection. Although all countries have paid attention to pollution, the impact and severity of its long-term consequences are being felt. There is a cause-and-effect link between the pollution of air, water and soil and the environment. This research aimed to prove that the main function of the philosophy of science is to have a functional understanding of knowledge, which views knowledge as a tool for prediction. Prediction is the function or mission of science or the goal that must be achieved if the scientific project is successful. In other words, prediction is the final harvest of description and interpretation. In addition, science is primarily concerned with the prediction of events that have occurred in the universe. A mature prediction is what science provides to validate scientific models. This paper introduced the concepts of using machine learning techniques to enhance the prediction process results. Pollution data set and the negative effects of polluted air data were used. We built, trained and tested various models in order to find the optimal model, which could enhance the results of the prediction process.

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This paper aimed to realize intelligent diagnosis of obstetric diseases using electronic medical records (EMRs). The Optimized Kernel Extreme Machine Learning (OKEML) technique was proposed to rebalance data. The hybrid approach of the Hunger Games Search (HGS) and the Arithmetic Optimization Algorithm (AOA) was adopted. This paper tested the effectiveness of the OKEML-HGS-AOA on Chinese Obstetric EMR (COEMR) datasets. Compared with other models, the proposed model outperformed the state-of-the-art experimental results on the COEMR, Arxiv Academic Paper Dataset (AAPD), and the Reuters Corpus Volume 1 (RCV1) datasets, with an accuracy of 88%, 90%, and 91%, respectively.

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Research article
Floor Segmentation Approach Using FCM and CNN
kavya ravishankar ,
puspha devaraj ,
sharath kumar yeliyur hanumathaiah
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Available online: 03-27-2023

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Floor plans play an essential role in the architecture design and construction, which serves as an important communication tool between engineers, architects and clients. Automatic identification of various design elements in a floor plan image can improve work efficiency and accuracy. This paper proposed a method consists of two stages, Fuzzy C-Means (FCM) segmentation and Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) segmentation. In FCM stage, the given input image was partitioned into homogeneous regions based on similarity for merging. In CNN stage, the interactive information was introduced as markers of the object area and background area, which were input by the users to roughly indicate the position and main features of the object and background. The segmentation evaluation was measured using probabilistic rand index, variation of information, global consistency error, and boundary displacement error. Experiments were conducted on real dataset to evaluate performance of the proposed model. The experimental results revealed the proposed model was successful.

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In order to solve the interference caused by the overlapping and extrusion of adjacent plug seedlings, accurately obtain the information of tomato plug seedlings, and improve the transplanting effect of automatic tomato transplanters, this study proposes a seedling information acquisition method based on Cycle-Consistent Adversarial Network (CycleGAN). CycleGAN is a generative unsupervised deep learning method, which can realize the free conversion of the source-domain plug seedling image and the target-domain plug label image. It collects more than 500 images of tomato plug seedlings in different growth stages as a collection image set; follows certain principles to label the plug seedling images to obtain a label image set, and uses two image sets to train the CycleGAN network model. Finally, the trained model is used to process the images of tomato plug seedlings to obtain their label images. According to the labeling principle, the correct rate of model recognition is between 91% and 97%. The recognition results show that the CycleGAN model can recognize and judge whether the seedlings affected by the adjacent seedling holes are suitable for transplanting, so the application of this method can greatly improve the intelligence level of the automatic tomato transplanters.

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