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Gradient Decoupled Learning With Unimodal Regularization for Multimodal Remote Sensing Classification

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Shicai Wei
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Chunbo Luo *
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Xiaoguang Ma
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Yang Luo
DOI:10.1109/TGRS.2024.3478393delete
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The joint use of multisource remote-sensing data for Earth observation has drawn much attention due to its robust performance. Although many methods have been proposed to fuse multimodal data, they tend to improve the interaction of different modality data while ignoring the optimization of each modality. Existing studies show that high-performance modalities will suppress the learning of weak ones, leading to under-optimized multimodal learning. To this end, we propose a general framework called gradient decoupled network (GDNet) to assist the multimodal remote sensing (RS) classification. GDNet guides each modality encoder in the multimodal model to learn probabilistic representations instead of deterministic ones. This helps decouple their gradient, reducing their influence on each other and encouraging them to learn the modality-specific information. Then, we further introduce the unimodal regularization for each modality encoder to align their logit output with the multimodal one and label distribution simultaneously. This helps introduce independent gradient paths for each morality encoder to accelerate their optimization when preserving the modality-share information. Finally, extensive experiments conducted on three benchmark datasets demonstrate that the proposed GDNet can effectively address the under-optimized problem in multimodal RS image classification. Code is available at https://github.com/shicaiwei123/TGRS-GDNet.
Keyword:
Feature extraction
Laser radar
Remote sensing
Optimization
Fuses
Transformers
Training
Probabilistic logic
Image classification
Convolutional neural networks
Classification
decoupling learning
deep learning
multimodal
remote sensing (RS)

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IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 封面图
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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被引数:
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northeastern university - china
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论文数: 2.7W
被引数: 37
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