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@@ -191,14 +191,13 @@ train_images = get_sample_images(TRAIN_FOLDER)
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  test_images = get_sample_images(TEST_FOLDER)
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  description= '''
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- The DeepGlobe Land Cover Classification Challenge offers the first public dataset containing high resolution
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- satellite imagery focusing on rural areas. As there are multiple land cover types and high density of annotations,
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- this dataset is more challenging than its counterparts launched in 2018. All satellite images contain RGB pixels,
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- with a pixel resolution of 50 cm. The total size of the total area of the dataset is equivalent to 10716.9 square kilometers.
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- We trained on 803 images and their segmentation masks (with split of 80/20%). For this multilabel segmentation task, we trained 4 models,
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- the basic 4-blocks U-net CNN, VGG16 U-Net, Resnet50 U-net and Efficient Net U-net. Then, I built an ensemble model that achieved a
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- validation accuracy of about 75% and dice score of about 0.6.
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  '''
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  # Create the train dataset interface
 
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  test_images = get_sample_images(TEST_FOLDER)
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  description= '''
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+ Satellite imagery, powered by advancements in computer vision and GPU technology, plays a crucial
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+ role in urban planning and climate change research. Deep learning, particularly the U-Net model,
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+ automates land cover classification and facilitates monitoring of seagrass habitats in the Mediterranean Sea.
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+ Our project, using the DeepGlobe Land Cover Classification Challenge 2018 dataset, trained four models
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+ (basic U-Net, VGG16 U-Net, Resnet50 U-Net, and Efficient Net U-Net) and
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+ achieved a validation accuracy of approximately 75% and a dice score of about 0.6 through an ensemble
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+ approach on 803 images with segmentation masks (80/20 split).
 
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  '''
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  # Create the train dataset interface