MIMU/GPS Integrated Navigation Filtering Algorithm under the Condition of Satellite Missing

Vision-based unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) localization is capable of providing real-time coordinates independently during GNSS interruption, which is important in security, agriculture, industrial mapping, and other fields. owever, there are problems with shadows, the tiny size of targets, interfering objects, and motion blurred edges in aerial images captured by UAVs. Therefore, a multi-order Siamese region proposal network (M-O SiamRPN) with weight adaptive joint multiple intersection over union (MIoU) loss function is proposed to overcome the above limitations. The normalized covariance of 2-O information based on1-O features is introduced in the Siamese convolutional neural network to improve the representation and sensitivity of the network to edges. We innovatively propose a spatial continuity criterion to select 1-O features with richer local details for the calculation of 2-O information, to ensure the effectiveness of M-O features. To reduce the effect of unavoidable positive and negative sample imbalance in target detection, weight adaptive coefficients were designed to automatically modify the penalty factor of cross-entropy loss. Moreover, the MIoU was constructed to constrain the anchor box regression from multiple perspectives. In addition, we proposed an improved Wallis shadow automatic compensation method to pre-process aerial images, providing the basis for subsequent image matching procedures. We also built a consumer-grade UAV acquisition platform to construct an aerial image dataset for experimental validation. The results show that our framework achieved excellent performance for each quantitative and qualitative metric, with the highest precision being 0.979 and a success rate of 0.732.

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MIMU/GPS Integrated Navigation Filtering Algorithm under the Condition of Satellite Missing

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