To address the issue of low channel estimation accuracy in Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface (RIS) assisted communication systems, a channel estimation scheme based on Channel Denoising Network (CDN) was proposed, which modeled the channel estimation problem as a channel noise elimination problem. Firstly, traditional algorithms were employed to estimate the received pilot signal preliminarily. Then, the estimated signals were input into the channel estimation network to learn noise features and execute denoising, thereby recovering accurate channel coefficients. Finally, to improve the denoising capability of the network, a Weighted Attention Block (WAB) and a Dilated Convolution Block (DCB) were designed to enhance the network's extraction of dominant noise features, and a multi-scale feature fusion module was designed to prevent the loss of shallow features. Simulation results demonstrate that compared with classical DnCNN (Denoising Convolutional Neural Network) and CDRN (Convolutional neural network-based Deep Residual Network) schemes, the proposed scheme reduces the Normalized Mean Square Error (NMSE) by 2.89 dB and 2.01 dB averagely at different Signal-to-Noise Ratios (SNRs).
An improved method based on Local Binary Pattern (LBP) was proposed to solve the problem that the representing ability of LBP is bad because only the relationship between neighbors and the central pixels are considered while the floating relationship of the gray values in the neighbor region is ignored. Firstly, each neighbor was compared clockwise with its next adjacent neighbor before threshold and an LBP-like code was generated. Secondly, the code was encoded to a decimal number named as Float-LBP (F-LBP). Thirdly, the features extracted by the F-LBP and the basic LBP operators were combined together. The experimental results show that the combination of the F-LBP and the basic LBP operators can improve the retrieval accuracy by extracting more discriminative information while reserving the local micro-texture.
The key to body movement emotion recognition lies in extracting emotional features existed in human body movements. To solve the problems of poor emotional feature learning capability and difficulty in improving emotion recognition accuracy in existing models, a body movement emotion recognition method based on Emotional Latent Space Learning (ELSL) and Contrastive Language-Image Pre-training (CLIP) model was proposed. Firstly, CLIP model was introduced to improve the emotional feature learning capability of the model. Secondly, for the fine-grained multi-label emotion classification task, ELSL method was proposed. By learning discriminative mappings from emotional latent space to various subspaces, the subtle differences between emotion categories and the feature information beneficial to the classification of each emotion category in various emotional subspaces. Experiments were carried out on real-world open scenarios-oriented Body Language Dataset (BoLD) The results demonstrate that the proposed method makes use of the advantages of CLIP model and latent space learning in feature learning effectively, leading to significant performance improvement. In specific, compared to Movement Analysis Network (MANet), the proposed method has a 1.08 percentage points increase in mean Average Precision (mAP) and a 1.32 percentage points improvement in mean Area Under Receiver Operating Characteristic Curve (mRA).