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crossrefJournal of Marine Science and Engineering2022-10-12Cited by 2

Advances in Autonomous Underwater Robotics Based on Machine Learning

Antoni Burguera, Francisco Bonin-Font

Autonomous or semi-autonomous robots are nowadays used in a wide variety of scenarios, including marine and underwater environments [...]

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crossrefJournal of Marine Science and Engineering2025-12-11Cited by 3

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crossrefJournal of Marine Science and Engineering2022-12-01Cited by 19

Underwater Image Classification Algorithm Based on Convolutional Neural Network and Optimized Extreme Learning Machine

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In order to deal with the target recognition in the complex underwater environment, we carried out experimental research. This includes filtering noise in the feature extraction stage of underwater images rich in noise, or with complex backgrounds, and improving the accuracy of t…

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