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Remote Sensing on DeepGlobe Land Cover Dataset using a Custom Loss function known as Partial Cross Entropy
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- Updated on Jul 24, 2024
Satellite image recognition task of extracting roads from satellite images. Kaggle task - https://www.kaggle.com/balraj98/deepglobe-road-…
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- Updated on Dec 20, 2021
a PyTorch Lightning + Segmentation Models Pytorch (SMP) ipynb for semantic segmentation tasks; example dataset uses satellite images from…
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- Updated on Jan 17, 2024
Comparative analysis of deep learning models (U-Net, ResUNet, VGG16 U-Net, Self-Attention U-Net, Custom CNN) for road extraction from sat…
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- Updated on Jul 21
U-net models for road extraction and land classification tasks using satellite imagery. Leveraging the DeepGlobe datasets, it enables tra…
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- Updated on Feb 8, 2024
This project uses Pix2Pix cGAN to convert satellite images into high-resolution maps for urban planning, disaster management, and environ…
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- Updated on Dec 12, 2024
This project implements a U-Net-based deep learning pipeline for binary semantic segmentation of satellite images USING DeepGlobe road da…
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- Updated on Jul 23
This project uses a U-Net model to segment roads in satellite images from the DeepGlobe dataset. Data is loaded directly from Kaggle, pre…
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- Updated on Jul 31
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