Aiming at the problem that the discriminator of original conditional generative adversarial network cannot classify real samples, a semi-supervised generative adversarial network structure is proposed to realize the classification function of real samples. Considering that the traditional semi-supervised generation adversarial network is too rough to evaluate the generator, the loss function during the training of the generator is improved, and the generator can generate more realistic samples. The mature discriminator corresponding to the improved semi-supervised generation countermeasures network is deployed in the vibration monitoring terminal, and the high accuracy is obtained, which can effectively identify the hidden danger information of slope when the static, vehicle passing and impact events occur.
Texture recognition is a key topic in many applications of image analysis; many techniques have been proposed to measure the characteristics of this field. Among them, texture energy extracted with the “Tuned” mask is a rotation and scale invariant texture descriptor. However, the tuning process is computationally intensive and easily to trap into local optimum. In the proposed approach, how to obtain the “Tuned” mask is viewed as a combinatorial optimization problem and the optimal mask is acquired by maximizing the texture energy value via a newly proposed cuckoo search (CS) algorithm. Experimental results on samples and images show that the proposed method is suitable for texture recognition, the recognition accuracy is higher than genetic algorithm (GA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO) optimized “Tuned” mask scheme, and the water areas can be well recognized from the original image. It is a robust and efficient method to obtain the optimal “Tuned” mask for texture analysis.
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