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Remote sensing monitoring of a bamboo forest based on BP neural network

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The collection of information on bamboo forests plays a crucial role in the calculation of carbon content reserves, and the acquisition of high-precision information will be good for reducing estimation errors. High precision is obtained with the adoption of a back propagation (BP) neural network to extract information on bamboo forests from Enhanced Thematic Mapper + (ETM +) remote sensing images with the assistance of neural network modules provided by Matlab. We obtained a production precision of 84.04% and a user precision of 98.75%. We also conducted a comparison of classification differences of three training functions, i.e., the, LevenbergMarquardt BP algorithm function (Trainlm), a gradient decreasing function of adaptive learning rate BP (Traingda), and a gradient lowering momentum BP algorithm function (Traingdm). Our analysis suggests that Traingda had the highest precision while Trainlm function required the shortest training time.

forest managementBack Propagation (BP) neural networkbamboo forestclassificationremote sensingEnhanced Thematic Mapper + (ETM +)

Yongjun SHI、Xiaojun XU、Huaqiang DU、Guomo ZHOU、Wei JIN、Yufeng ZHOU

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School of Environmental Sciences and Technology, Zhejiang Forestry College, Lin'an 311300, China

国家自然科学基金国家自然科学基金

3070063830771725

2009

中国高等学校学术文摘·林学
高等教育出版社

中国高等学校学术文摘·林学

ISSN:1673-3517
年,卷(期):2009.4(3)
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