CN112986991B - Clutter distribution independent polarimetric synthetic aperture radar ship detection method - Google Patents

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CN112986991B
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The invention belongs to the technical field of remote sensing image processing, and discloses a clutter distribution independent polarized synthetic aperture radar ship detection method, which comprises the following steps: preprocessing a Sinclair matrix acquired by a polarized synthetic aperture radar; performing target enhancement by using a self-adaptive linear polarization filtering method, and modeling the selection problem of the self-adaptive filter as an optimization model by taking the maximum target-background contrast as a criterion; alternately optimizing the optimal polarization filter and a ship index set, wherein the optimization of the polarization filter is realized by calculating generalized eigenvectors, and the ship index set is optimized by using a disturbance updating method; on the basis of only calculating clutter statistical central moment, calculating a detection threshold irrelevant to statistical distribution by using a given false alarm probability. The self-adaptive polarization enhancement technology and the detection threshold calculation method irrelevant to distribution effectively solve the problems of difficult selection of polarization characteristics and complicated clutter statistical modeling in the target detection of the polarized synthetic aperture radar ship.

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Clutter distribution independent polarimetric synthetic aperture radar ship detection method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of remote sensing image processing, and particularly relates to a method for detecting marine ships by utilizing a polarization synthetic aperture radar image.
Background art:
in recent years, ocean surveillance has become a focus of research. Synthetic Aperture Radars (SAR) play an important role in this field due to their unique advantages, such as all weather, all time, etc. In contrast, a polar synthetic aperture radar (polar synthetic aperture radar, polar sar) can obtain the electromagnetic scattering property of a target from a polarization dimension, and can better complete target detection and classification tasks.
In marine surveillance, an important research direction is ship detection and identification, and in the past thirty years, the PolSAR ship detection method has received extensive attention and achieved relatively good research results. From the current technical means, the PolSAR ship detection method mainly transforms a multidimensional polarization domain to a one-dimensional characteristic domain, and then performs Constant False Alarm Rate (CFAR) detection in the characteristic domain, and the method relates to two key technologies, wherein the first technology is characteristic transformation or characteristic enhancement, namely, suitable characteristics and transformation are searched to achieve the purposes of enhancing the ship target and inhibiting background clutter; and secondly, the clutter statistical modeling is carried out, namely the proper probability distribution is searched for describing the statistical characteristics of the clutter. And finally, confirming the points different from the clutter as ship targets. However, in most cases, finding a suitable feature transformation and a clutter statistical model is very complicated, because the ship scattering feature and the clutter statistical characteristic of PolSAR are affected by various factors such as geographic environment, radar parameters, meteorological conditions, and the like, and it is difficult to find a universal method. When the scatter signature and the clutter statistic signature are mismatched from the actual situation, the performance of the detector is drastically degraded.
Therefore, the difficulty brought by the feature transformation and clutter statistical modeling can be effectively solved by researching the adaptive polarization feature enhancement technology of the PolSAR data and the detection technology irrelevant to clutter distribution.
The invention content is as follows:
aiming at the difficulty in the process of detecting the PolSAR ship at present, the invention provides a clutter distribution-independent polarized synthetic aperture radar ship detection method, which can adaptively enhance the polarization characteristics according to PolSAR data, and the subsequent detection threshold is not set depending on clutter distribution.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a clutter distribution independent polarimetric synthetic aperture radar ship detection method comprises the following implementation steps:
s1 polarization data preprocessing
Directly obtaining a Sinclair scattering matrix S of a scene based on PolSAR, analyzing a distributed target by using second-order expected data, preprocessing the S and further determining a polarization coherent matrix pair T and a polarization covariance matrix C; performing further matrix decomposition on the polarization coherent matrix T and the polarization covariance matrix C, and extracting polarization scattering entropy, polarization average Alpha angle and polarization scattering anisotropy characteristics;
the next adaptive polarization target enhancement modeling step takes the vector form of the preprocessed polarization data as input, and the vector form is the vector form of a T or C matrix or the vector form formed by polarization scattering entropy, polarization average Alpha angle and polarization scattering anisotropy characteristics;
s2 adaptive polarization target enhancement modeling
After the preprocessed polarization characteristic data are obtained, polarization enhancement is carried out on the target in a self-adaptive mode; determining a set containing ship indexes as theta, performing polarization enhancement on a ship target by adopting a linear polarization filter so as to enable ships in the theta to be maximally distinguished from background clutter after filtering, taking a filtered target clutter ratio as an optimization index, and establishing an optimization model of adaptive polarization enhancement by taking the theta and a polarization filter coefficient as optimization variables at the same time;
s3 adaptive polarization target enhancement implementation
The adaptive polarization target enhancement realizes that ship target marking and contrast enhancement processing are finished by an alternate iteration method, and specifically comprises 2 implementation steps: optimizing a polarization filter, and optimizing and calibrating a ship index set; alternately performing the steps until convergence based on the 2 steps, and further completing adaptive polarization enhancement of the ship target, wherein the polarization filter optimization is obtained by solving a generalized Rayleigh quotient problem under a ship index determining condition, and the ship index set optimization and calibration are updated by using a disturbance method under the polarization filter determining condition;
s4 detection threshold setting
After the polarization enhancement filter is obtained through optimization, a square detector is adopted to detect a ship target; under the condition of giving the false alarm probability, determining a detection threshold through the statistical central moment of the clutter and the false alarm probability on the basis of a Markov inequality without modeling clutter distribution; the elements that eventually exceed the threshold are considered ship targets and the actual false alarm rate of the detector is bounded above by a given false alarm probability.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a clutter distribution independent polarimetric synthetic aperture radar vessel detection process proposed by the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a total power image of PolSAR according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a ship target polarization enhanced image provided by an embodiment of the invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a ship target detection result binary image according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The specific implementation mode is as follows:
for the purpose of better illustrating the invention and for the purpose of facilitating an understanding thereof, the invention will now be described in detail by way of specific embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings.
A clutter distribution independent polarimetric synthetic aperture radar ship detection method comprises the following implementation steps:
s1 polarization data preprocessing
Directly acquiring a Sinclair scattering matrix S of a target by a polarized synthetic aperture radar:
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wherein S isHHIndicating that the electromagnetic wave is transmitted with horizontal polarization, received with horizontal polarization, SHVIndicating that the electromagnetic wave is transmitted in a vertically polarized manner, received in a horizontally polarized manner, SVHElectromagnetic waves are transmitted in a horizontally polarized manner, received in a vertically polarized manner, SVVThe electromagnetic wave is transmitted in a vertical polarization mode and received in a vertical polarization mode;
for distributed targets, S is converted into Pauli vectors
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And Lexicogrphic vector
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Construction poleQuantizing the coherence matrix T and the polarization covariance matrix C to obtain a second order property of the polarization scattering matrix:
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wherein, E [. cndot. ] represents taking mathematical expectation, and the spatial averaging replaces the taking of mathematical expectation;
further processing the polarization coherent matrix T and the polarization covariance matrix C to extract more fine polarization scattering entropy, polarization average Alpha angle and polarization characteristics of polarization scattering anisotropy;
the data used in this embodiment is in the form of vectors of the preprocessed polarization data, which is in the form of vectors of T or C matrices, or in the form of vectors composed of polarization scattering entropy, polarization mean Alpha angle, and polarization scattering anisotropy characteristics, and fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a total power image of PolSAR provided in this embodiment of the present invention. S2 adaptive polarization enhanced modeling
The preprocessed polarization characteristic data is expressed as V, and a data matrix V is formed by using complete PolSAR data1,v2,...,vN]V contains N elements in total of ship data and clutter data; PolSAR ship detection is that ship data are separated from V;
firstly, a ship target is polarized and enhanced by using a linear polarization filter w, so that the ship and the background have larger discrimination, and the specific expression is g-wHV, and realizing self-adaptive processing by making the linear polarization filter w self-adaptively change along with the data matrix V, and the implementation is as follows:
the set containing the index of the vessel index is denoted as set Θ, and the average energy of the polarization enhanced vessel is denoted as
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Wherein v isiThe ith element in the V is represented, and the | theta | represents the number of the elements in the theta; representing the average energy of clutter as
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The design of the optimal polarization filter is realized by taking the contrast of the maximized target and the clutter as a criterion, so that the subsequent target detection is facilitated, and the optimal polarization filter is realized by optimizing the following problems
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Wherein, w*For the designed optimal filter weight, σ2Represents the system noise power to prevent the denominator from being 0;
in the polarization enhancement model given by the formula (III), the target data contained in theta is subjected to polarization enhancement, the clutter data not contained in theta is suppressed, the estimation of theta is simultaneously completed, and the polarization enhancement objective function is recorded
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The polarization enhancement model was obtained as follows
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Accordingly, the optimum polarization filter w*Optimal estimate of the ship index set Θ*(IV) is the optimal solution for (IV);
s3 adaptive polarization target enhancement implementation
The adaptive polarization target enhancement realizes that ship target marking and contrast enhancement processing are completed through an alternate iteration method so as to solve the optimal estimation of an optimal polarization filter and a ship index set, and specifically comprises 2 implementation steps: optimizing a polarization filter, and optimizing and calibrating a ship index set; the steps of polarization filter optimization, ship index set optimization and calibration are alternately carried out until convergence, and finally the adaptive polarization enhancement of the ship target is completed; the method comprises the following specific steps:
s3.1 polarization filter optimization
The ship index set theta at the k-th iteration is determinedkUnder the condition of (2), polarizing filter wkThe optimization problem is converted into a generalized Rayleigh quotient problem, and the optimal solution of the generalized Rayleigh quotient problem is given by the following generalized eigenvector
Figure GDA0003633009460000041
Wherein, INAn identity matrix of dimension N is represented,
Figure GDA0003633009460000042
representing the principal eigenvector of matrix A;
s3.2 Ship index set optimization and correction
The ship index set theta at the k-th iteration is determinedkAnd a polarization filter wkUnder the condition of (1), a disturbance updating method is used for obtaining a ship index set theta at the k +1 th timek+1
Order to
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Representing an index set ΘkIf i ∈ ΘkThen determine
Figure GDA0003633009460000044
Otherwise
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To represent
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In a diagonal matrix form, to obtain
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To thetakThe ith element in the list is disturbed, the category of the ith element is changed, and the disturbed ith element is changed into the category of the ith elementIs marked as
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Will be provided with
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And
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respectively combine wkSubstituting into J (w, theta), and recording the corresponding function value as JkAnd
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comparing the sizes of the two to confirm the set thetak+1The specific expression of the elements in (1) is as follows
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Traversing N elements in PolSAR data to obtain a target index set theta of the (k + 1) th iterationk+1
Note that the detection of a ship target is essentially a binary problem, and in actual processing, there is a possibility of a reverse indication situation, namely Θk(ii) is wrongly labeled as a set of clutters, while targets are all excluded from the set;
considering the practical detection problem, the number of clutter is much larger than the number of targets if
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Then the vector is indicated
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Correction was made as follows
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Wherein 1 isNRepresenting a full 1 vector of length N; FIG. 3 shows a ship provided for an example of the inventionA schematic of the target-only polarization-enhanced image;
s4 detection threshold setting
After obtaining the optimal polarization enhancement filter w*Then, detecting the ship target by using a square detector; for a given detection threshold T, satisfy
Figure GDA00036330094600000416
Is considered as a ship target, otherwise is considered as background noise;
without assuming clutter elements
Figure GDA0003633009460000051
Under the condition of the distribution, determining a detection threshold by a false alarm probability delimitation method; for clutter element vi
Figure GDA0003633009460000052
Always true and will false alarm probability PfaIs shown as
Figure GDA0003633009460000053
Wherein Pr {. cndot } represents a probability;
for any r > 0, the value is obtained according to the Markov inequality
Figure GDA0003633009460000054
For a square detector with a detection threshold of T, the false alarm probability of the square detector cannot exceed that of the square detector under the condition of only utilizing r-order statistical central moment of clutter
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For a given false alarm probability PfaDetermining the detection threshold T by
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Wherein m isrThe r-order statistical central moment representing clutter is estimated by
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The PolSAR ship detection method provided by the invention can adaptively complete ship target polarization enhancement and clutter suppression, the ship sea contrast is enhanced to the maximum extent, and the clutter distribution does not need to be modeled on the basis of ensuring the false alarm probability in subsequent detection processing, so that the method is high in applicability. Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a ship target detection result binary image provided by an example of the invention.

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1. A clutter distribution independent method of detecting a polarized synthetic aperture radar vessel, comprising the steps of:
s1 polarization data preprocessing
Directly obtaining a Sinclair scattering matrix S of a scene based on PolSAR, analyzing a distributed target by using second-order expected data, and preprocessing the S to further determine a polarization coherent matrix T and a polarization covariance matrix C; performing further matrix decomposition on the polarization coherent matrix T and the polarization covariance matrix C, and extracting polarization scattering entropy, polarization average Alpha angle and polarization scattering anisotropy characteristics;
the next adaptive polarization target enhancement modeling step takes the vector form of the preprocessed polarization data as input, and the vector form is the vector form of a T or C matrix or the vector form formed by polarization scattering entropy, polarization average Alpha angle and polarization scattering anisotropy characteristics;
s2 adaptive polarization target enhancement modeling
After the preprocessed polarization characteristic data are obtained, polarization enhancement is carried out on the target in a self-adaptive mode; determining a set containing ship indexes as theta, performing polarization enhancement on a ship target by adopting a linear polarization filter so as to enable ships in the theta to be maximally distinguished from background clutter after filtering, taking a filtered target clutter ratio as an optimization index, and establishing an optimization model of adaptive polarization enhancement by taking the theta and a polarization filter coefficient as optimization variables at the same time;
s3 adaptive polarization target enhancement implementation
The adaptive polarization target enhancement realizes that ship target marking and contrast enhancement processing are finished by an alternate iteration method, and specifically comprises 2 implementation steps: optimizing a polarization filter, and optimizing and calibrating a ship index set; alternately performing the steps until convergence based on the 2 steps, and further completing adaptive polarization enhancement of the ship target, wherein the polarization filter optimization is obtained by solving a generalized Rayleigh quotient problem under a ship index determining condition, and the ship index set optimization and calibration are updated by using a disturbance method under the polarization filter determining condition;
s4 detection threshold setting
After the polarization enhancement filter is obtained through optimization, detecting a ship target by adopting a square detector; under the condition of giving the false alarm probability, determining a detection threshold through the statistical central moment of the clutter and the false alarm probability on the basis of a Markov inequality without modeling clutter distribution; the elements that eventually exceed the threshold are considered to be ship targets and the actual false alarm rate of the detector is bounded above by a given false alarm probability.
2. A method of clutter distribution independent polar synthetic aperture radar vessel detection according to claim 1, wherein: in the step S2, a linear polarization filter is adopted to enhance the ship target in the adaptive polarization target enhancement modeling, and an optimization model is established with the filtered target clutter ratio as a target, and the specific implementation steps are as follows:
the preprocessed polarization characteristic data is expressed as V, and a data matrix V is formed by using complete PolSAR data1,v2,...,vN]V contains N elements in total of ship data and clutter data; PolSAR ship detection is that ship data are separated from V;
firstly, a linear polarization filter w is used for polarization enhancement of a ship target, so that the ship and the background have larger discrimination, and a detailed tableDa is g ═ wHV, and realizing self-adaptive processing by making the linear polarization filter w self-adaptively change along with the data matrix V, and the implementation is as follows:
the set containing the index of the vessel index is denoted as set Θ, and the average energy of the polarization enhanced vessel is denoted as
Figure FDA0003633009450000011
Wherein v isiThe ith element in the V is represented, and the | theta | represents the number of the elements in the theta; representing the average energy of clutter as
Figure FDA0003633009450000021
The design of the optimal polarization filter is realized by taking the contrast of the maximized target and the clutter as a criterion, so that the subsequent target detection is facilitated, and the optimal polarization filter is realized by optimizing the following problems
Figure FDA0003633009450000022
Wherein, w*For the designed optimal filter weight, σ2Represents the system noise power to prevent the denominator from being 0;
in the polarization enhancement model given by the formula (I), the target data contained in theta is subjected to polarization enhancement, the clutter data not contained in theta are suppressed, the estimation of theta is simultaneously completed, and a polarization enhancement target function is recorded
Figure FDA0003633009450000023
The polarization enhancement model was obtained as follows
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Accordingly, the optimum polarization filter w*Optimal estimate of the ship index set Θ*Is the optimal solution of (II).
3. A clutter distribution independent polarimetric synthetic aperture radar vessel detection method according to claim 2, wherein: the implementation of the S3 adaptive polarization target enhancement includes 2 implementation steps: optimizing a polarization filter, and optimizing and calibrating a ship index set; the steps of polarization filter optimization, ship index set optimization and calibration are alternately carried out until convergence, and finally the adaptive polarization enhancement of the ship target is completed; the method comprises the following concrete steps:
s3.1 polarization filter optimization
The ship index set theta at the k-th iteration is determinedkUnder the condition of (1), polarizing filter wkThe optimization problem is converted into a generalized Rayleigh quotient problem, and the optimal solution of the generalized Rayleigh quotient problem is given by the following generalized eigenvector
Figure FDA0003633009450000025
Wherein, INAn identity matrix of dimension N is represented,
Figure FDA0003633009450000026
representing the principal eigenvector of matrix A;
s3.2 Ship index set optimization and correction
The ship index set theta at the k-th iteration is determinedkAnd a polarization filter wkUnder the condition of (1), a disturbance updating method is used for obtaining a ship index set theta at the k +1 th timek+1
Order to
Figure FDA0003633009450000027
Representing an index set ΘkIf i ∈ ΘkThen determine
Figure FDA0003633009450000028
Otherwise
Figure FDA0003633009450000029
Figure FDA00036330094500000210
To represent
Figure FDA00036330094500000211
In a diagonal matrix form, to obtain
Figure FDA00036330094500000212
To thetakThe ith element in the system is disturbed, the category of the ith element is changed, and the disturbed indication vector is recorded as
Figure FDA00036330094500000213
Will be provided with
Figure FDA00036330094500000214
And
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respectively combine wkSubstituting into J (w, theta), and recording the corresponding function value as JkAnd
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comparing the sizes of the two to confirm the set thetak+1The specific expression of the elements in (1) is as follows
Figure FDA0003633009450000032
Traversing N elements in the PolSAR data to obtain a target index set theta of the (k + 1) th iterationk+1
Considering the practical detection problem, the number of clutter is much larger than the number of targets if
Figure FDA0003633009450000033
Then the pair indicates the vector
Figure FDA0003633009450000034
Correction was made as follows
Figure FDA0003633009450000035
Wherein 1 isNRepresenting a full 1 vector of length N.
4. A clutter distribution independent polarimetric synthetic aperture radar vessel detection method according to claim 3, wherein: the detection threshold is designed according to the false alarm probability on the basis of a Markov inequality in the step S4 under the condition of only using the clutter statistical central moment, a clutter statistical distribution model is not needed, and the method specifically comprises the following implementation steps:
after obtaining the optimal polarization enhancement filter w*Then, detecting the ship target by using a square detector; for a given detection threshold T, satisfy
Figure FDA0003633009450000036
Is considered as a ship target, otherwise is considered as background noise;
without assuming clutter elements
Figure FDA0003633009450000037
Under the condition of the distribution, determining a detection threshold by a false alarm probability delimitation method; for clutter element vi
Figure FDA0003633009450000038
Always true and will false alarm probability PfaIs shown as
Figure FDA0003633009450000039
Wherein Pr {. cndot } represents a probability;
for any r > 0, the value is obtained according to the Markov inequality
Figure FDA00036330094500000310
For a square detector with a detection threshold of T, the false alarm probability of the square detector cannot exceed that of the square detector under the condition of only utilizing r-order statistical central moment of clutter
Figure FDA00036330094500000311
For a given false alarm probability PfaDetermining the detection threshold T by
Figure FDA00036330094500000312
Wherein m isrThe statistical central moment of the order r representing clutter is estimated by
Figure FDA00036330094500000313
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