Author:
Wang Yu,He Zi,Yang Ying,Ding Dazhi,Ding Fan,Dang Xun-Wang
Abstract
A novel multi-parameter inversion method is proposed for the Advanced Integral Equation Model (AIEM) by using bi-directional deep neural network. There is a very complex nonlinear relationship between the surface parameters (dielectric constant and roughness) and radar backscattering coefficient. The traditional inverse neural network, which is constructed by using the backscattering coefficients as the input and the surface parameters as the output, leads to bad convergence and wrong results. This is because many sets of surface parameters can get the same backscattering coefficient. Therefore, the proposed bi-directional deep neural network starts with building an AIEM-based forward deep neural network (AIEM-FDNN), whose inputs are the surface parameters and outputs are the backscattering coefficients. In this way, the weights and biases of the forward deep neural network can be optimized and predicted, which can be used for the backward deep neural network (AIEM-BDNN). Then, the multi-parameters are updated by minimizing the loss between the output backscattering coefficients with the measured ones. By inserting a sigmoid function between the input and the first hidden layer, the input multi-parameters can be efficiently approximated and continuously updated. As a result, both the forward and backward deep neural networks can be built with these weights and biases. By sharing the weights and biases of the forward network, the training of the inverse network is avoided. The bi-directional deep neural network can not only predict the backscattering coefficient but can also inverse the surface parameters. Numerical results are given to demonstrate that the RMSE of the backscattering coefficients calculated by the proposed bi-directional neural network can be reduced to 0.1%. The accuracy of the inversion parameters, including the real and imaginary parts of the dielectric constant, the root mean square height and the correlation length, can be improved to 97.56%, 91.14%, 99.04% and 98.45%, respectively. At the same time, the bi-directional neural network also has good accuracy for the inversion of the POLARSCAT measured data.
Funder
Natural Science
Jiangsu Province Natural Science Foundation
Subject
General Earth and Planetary Sciences
Cited by
3 articles.
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