Xiangzhi Bai

Dr. Xiangzhi Bai


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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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9 January 2023 in IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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HSHeng Sun
Heng Sun
JBJunxiang Bai
Junxiang Bai
FYFan Yang
Fan Yang
XBXiangzhi Bai
Xiangzhi Bai
Infrared small target detection plays an important role in military and civilian fields while it is difficult to be solved by deep learning technologies due to scarcity of data and strong inter-class imbalance. To relieve scarcity of data, we build a massive dataset IRDST, which contains 142,727 frames. Also, we propose a Receptive-Field and Direction Induced Attention Network (RDIAN), which is designed by utilizing characteristics of target size and gray-scale to solve inter-class imbalance between targets and background. Using convolutional layers with different receptive-fields in feature extraction, target features in different local regions are captured, which enhances diversity of target features. By using multi-direction guided attention mechanism, targets are enhanced in low-level feature maps. Experimental results with comparison methods and ablation study demonstrate effective detection performance of our model. Dataset and code will be available at http://xzbai.buaa.edu.cn/datasets.html.

3 January 2018 in IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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XBXiangzhi Bai
Xiangzhi Bai
YBYanguang Bi
Yanguang Bi
Robust and effective detection of small target and false alarm (FA) suppression are the key techniques in infrared search and track systems. In this paper, the derivative entropy-based contrast measure (DECM) is proposed for small-target detection under various complex background clutters. Initially, different directional derivatives of an infrared image are calculated based on the facet model. Then, by analyzing the derivative properties of small target, the primitive entropy formula is improved by incorporating derivative information. With the improved entropy, the contrast measure is constructed to enhance small target and suppress background clutters in each derivative subband. Finally, the contrast measure maps derived from derivative subbands are fused together. The small target could be segmented easily from the fusion result. Experimental results demonstrate that DECM could effectively enhance dim small targets and suppress complex background clutters. Besides, DECM is also robust to infrared small-target images with noises of different levels. The detection results achieve higher detection ratio and lower FA compared with those of other methods under various infrared scenes.

24 January 2019 in IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging
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XXXuanang Xu
Xuanang Xu
FZFugen Zhou
Fugen Zhou
BLBo Liu
Bo Liu
DFDongshan Fu
Dongshan Fu
XBXiangzhi Bai
Xiangzhi Bai
Organ localization is an essential preprocessing step for many medical image analysis tasks such as image registration, organ segmentation and lesion detection. In this work, we propose an efficient method for multiple organ localization in CT image using 3D region proposal network. Compared with other convolutional neural network based methods that successively detect the target organs in all slices to assemble the final 3D bounding box, our method is fully implemented in 3D manner, thus can take full advantages of the spatial context information in CT image to perform efficient organ localization with only one prediction. We also propose a novel backbone network architecture that generates high-resolution feature maps to further improve the localization performance on small organs. We evaluate our method on two clinical datasets, where 11 body organs and 12 head organs (or anatomical structures) are included. As our results shown, the proposed method achieves higher detection precision and localization accuracy than the current state-of-theart methods with approximate 4 to 18 times faster processing speed. Additionally, we have established a public dataset dedicated for organ localization on http://dx. doi.org/10.21227/df8g-pq27. The full implementation of the proposed method have also been made publicly available on https://github.com/superxuang/caffe_3d_faster_rcnn.

14 October 2021 in Nature Machine Intelligence
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DJDarui Jin
Darui Jin
YCYing Chen
Ying Chen
YLYi Lu
Yi Lu
JCJunzhang Chen
Junzhang Chen
PWPeng Wang
Peng Wang
XBXiangzhi Bai
Xiangzhi Bai

23 November 2018 in IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems
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YZYuxuan Zhang
Yuxuan Zhang
XBXiangzhi Bai
Xiangzhi Bai
RFRuirui Fan
Ruirui Fan
ZWZihan Wang
Zihan Wang

18 April 2011 in Optics Express
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Xiangzhi Bai
FZFugen Zhou
Fugen Zhou
BXBindang Xue
Bindang Xue
Fusion of infrared and visual images is an important research area in image analysis. The purpose of infrared and visual image fusion is to combine the image information of the original images into the final fusion result. So, it is crucial to effectively extract the image information of the original images and reasonably combine them into the final fusion image. To achieve this purpose, an algorithm by using multi scale center-surround top-hat transform through region extraction is proposed in this paper. Firstly, multi scale center-surround top-hat transform is discussed and used to extract the multi scale bright and dim image regions of the original images. Secondly, the final extracted image regions for image fusion are constructed from the extracted multi scale bright and dim image regions. Finally, after a base image is calculated from the original images, the final extracted image regions are combined into the base image through a power strategy to form the final fusion result. Because the image information of the original images are well extracted and combined, the proposed algorithm is very effective for image fusion. Comparison experiments have been performed on different image sets, and the results verified the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.