Raytheon Company

Shane A Zabel

Jonathan Goldstein

Philip A Sallee

Stephen J Raif

Franklin R Tanner

James Talamonti

Steven A Israel

Jeffrey S Klein

Lisa A Mccoy

A machine receives a large image having large image dimensions that exceed memory threshold dimensions. The large image includes metadata. The machine adjusts an orientation and a scaling of the large image based on the metadata. The machine divides the large image into a plurality of image tiles, each image tile having tile dimensions smaller than or equal to the memory threshold dimensions. The machine provides the plurality of image tiles to an artificial neural network. The machine identifies, using the artificial neural network, at least a portion of the target in at least one image tile. The machine identifies the target in the large image based on at least the portion of the target being identified in at least one image tile.

Target identification in large image data

Discussed herein are systems, devices, and methods for automatic target recognition based on a non-visible input image. A method can include providing, as input to a first machine learning (ML) model for object classification, pixel data of a non-visible image, the first ML model including an encoder from a second ML model, the second ML model trained to generate a visible image representation of an input non-visible image, and receiving, from the first ML model, data indicating one or more objects present in the non-visible image.

Cross-modality automatic target recognition

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Shane A Zabel