FSR vehicles classification system based on hybrid neural network with different data extraction methods
This paper evaluates the performance of Forward Scatter Radar classification system using as so called 'hybrid FSR classification techniques' based on three different data extraction methods which are manual, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and z-score. By combining these data extractio...
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2-s2.0-85049608648 Abdullah N.F.; Rashid N.E.A.; Ibrahim I.P.; Abdullah R.S.A.R. FSR vehicles classification system based on hybrid neural network with different data extraction methods 2017 Proceeding - 2017 International Conference on Radar, Antenna, Microwave, Electronics, and Telecommunications, ICRAMET 2017 2018-January 10.1109/ICRAMET.2017.8253138 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85049608648&doi=10.1109%2fICRAMET.2017.8253138&partnerID=40&md5=c9527d8a9f10fe022a7009691e2d3e1f This paper evaluates the performance of Forward Scatter Radar classification system using as so called 'hybrid FSR classification techniques' based on three different data extraction methods which are manual, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and z-score. By combining these data extraction methods with neural network, this FSR hybrid classification system should be able to classify vehicles into their category: small, medium and large vehicles. Vehicle signals for four different types of cars were collected for three different frequencies: 64 MHz, 151 MHz and 434 MHz. Data from the vehicle signal is extracted using above mentioned method and feed as the input to Neural Network. The performance of each method is evaluated by calculating the classification accuracy. The results suggest that the combination of z-score and neural network give the best classification performance compares to manual and PCA methods. © 2017 IEEE. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. English Conference paper All Open Access; Green Open Access |
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Abdullah N.F.; Rashid N.E.A.; Ibrahim I.P.; Abdullah R.S.A.R. |
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FSR vehicles classification system based on hybrid neural network with different data extraction methods |
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FSR vehicles classification system based on hybrid neural network with different data extraction methods |
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FSR vehicles classification system based on hybrid neural network with different data extraction methods |
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This paper evaluates the performance of Forward Scatter Radar classification system using as so called 'hybrid FSR classification techniques' based on three different data extraction methods which are manual, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and z-score. By combining these data extraction methods with neural network, this FSR hybrid classification system should be able to classify vehicles into their category: small, medium and large vehicles. Vehicle signals for four different types of cars were collected for three different frequencies: 64 MHz, 151 MHz and 434 MHz. Data from the vehicle signal is extracted using above mentioned method and feed as the input to Neural Network. The performance of each method is evaluated by calculating the classification accuracy. The results suggest that the combination of z-score and neural network give the best classification performance compares to manual and PCA methods. © 2017 IEEE. |
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