Code and results in this repository accompany the manuscript: Deep Learning for Classifying and Characterizing Atmospheric Ducting Within the Maritime Setting. Hilarie Sit and Christopher J. Earls.
Dataset files (csv) can be found here.
Alternatively, preprocessed dataset files (npy) can be downloaded here.
We built a two-step deep learning model to differentiate and classify evaporation ducts and surface-based ducts from sparsely sampled EM propagation data. Hyperparameters of the deep neural networks are optimized via random search on a 12-core Intel Xeon E5 microprocessor with clock speed of 2.7 GHz. Performance of individual models as well as an ensemble model is evaluated on no-noise and severely colored noise-contaminated test sets.
Python = 3.7
Tensorflow = 1.13.1
Keras = 2.3.1
Numpy
Pandas
Requirements.txt is provided for recreating virtual environment
Hyperparameter optimization via random search can be performed by running hypersearch.py and specifying the task:
python hypersearch.py --task class
Results from the hyperparameter search are located in the 'results' folder. Models used during evaluation are located in the 'models' folder along with their training history.
Model evaluation can be performed by running evaluation.py (specify if ensemble):
python evaluation.py --ensemble
Results from evaluation are located in 'results' folder.