Image Extraction of Tailings Pond Guided by Artificial Intelligence Support Vector Machine

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Abstract

The large number of tailings ponds in my country, coupled with various man-made and natural factors in recent years, leads to the frequent occurrence of tailings pond accidents, causing serious harm. Mastering the number and distribution of tailings ponds is of great significance to prevent tailings pond accidents and carry out emergency management of tailings ponds. For the identification and monitoring of tailings ponds, the traditional survey methods are mainly based on ground surveys, and it is difficult to achieve large-scale and high-frequency detection. With the development of artificial intelligence technology, based on the support vector machine (SVM) method, the automatic extraction of remote sensing image (RSI) information has been realized, and remarkable achievements have been made in the field of remote sensing. This paper takes the tailings pond as the research goal, and based on the analysis of the characteristics of the tailings pond in the RSI, the method of SVM target detection is used to realize the rapid and high-precision identification of the tailings pond. The main contents of this paper are as follows: (1) The accident risk of tailings ponds at home and abroad and the status quo of tailings pond monitoring technology are introduced. (2) The relevant theory of SVM is learned, and the kernel function and corresponding parameter selection method of SVM are discussed in a multiclassification problem. (3) On the basis of determining the kernel function, parameters, and features, the trained model is compared with the original model. The results show that the SVM detection model proposed in this paper has excellent performance in tailings pond image recognition.

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Wu, X. (2022). Image Extraction of Tailings Pond Guided by Artificial Intelligence Support Vector Machine. Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/9406930

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