A Study on Hierarchical Classification Model for Diatom Images using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
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Diatoms are a huge and ecologically significant group of unicellular or colonial
newlineorganisms (algae). Diatoms are, jointly with invertebrates are commonly employed
newlineorganisms in the examination of river quality. Several works also support the
newlineefficiency of biological indices depending upon diatoms for controlling the
newlineecological status of water in rivers. The application of the most widespread diatom
newlineindices always needs an accurate level of classification, which necessitates more time
newlineand expert training. Besides, the recognition of morphological microstructures and
newlinefrustules discrimination from other elements in the image is yet to be solved. Few
newlinestudies have been available in the literature for the automatic classification of diatom
newlineimages. But they are valid only for a restricted subset of species. Therefore, the
newlinenumber of examined species has been restricted and the results are comparatively
newlinelow, reducing the results with an increase in number of species. Considering the
newlinelimitations existing in the state of art methods, the proposed research work the aims
newlineto assist a taxonomist in identifying a wide range of different diatoms by developing
newlinean automated hierarchical classification model for the effective classification of
newlinediatom species and genus images. The entire research work is organized into a set of
newlineresearch objectives as listed below
newlineTo develop an Improved Canny Edge Detection Model based on edge
newlinedetection technique to effectively detect the edges of the diatom images. To present an AlexNet Transfer Learning with Random Forest Classifier
newline(ATLRFC) model as feature extractor and classifier for extracting applicable
newlinefeatures and classify the diatom images effectively. To present an AlexNet Transfer Learning with Decision Tree Classifier
newline(ATLDTC) model as a feature extractor and classifier in order to obtain the
newlineapplicable features and classify diatom images efficiently.
newline To design an Inception V4 Transfer Learning with Random Forest Classifier
newline(ITLRFC) model for extracting the helpful