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A framework of evolutionary optimized convolutional neural network for classification of shang and chow dynasties bronze decorative patterns

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  • XiuZhi Qi
  • XueMei He
  • Shan Wei Chen
  • Tao Hai

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As a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, the aesthetic value of bronze artifacts from the Shang and Chow Dynasties has had a profound influence on Chinese traditional culture and art. To facilitate the digital preservation and protection of these Shang and Chow bronze artifacts (SCB), it becomes imperative to categorize their decorative patterns. Therefore, a SCB pattern classification method of differential evolution called Shang and Chow Bronze Convolutional Neural Network (SCB-CNN) is proposed. Firstly, the original bronze decorative patterns of Shang and Chow dynasties are collected, and the samples are expanded through image augmentation technology to form a training dataset. Secondly, based on the classical convolutional neural network structure, the recognition and classification of bronze patterns are implemented by adjusting the network parameters. Then, the initial parameters of the convolutional neural network are optimized by differential evolution algorithm, and the optimized SCB-CNN is simulated. Finally, comparative experiments were conducted between the optimized SCB-CNN, the unoptimized model, VGG-Net, and GoogleNet. The experimental results indicate that the optimized SCB-CNN significantly reduces training time while maintaining fast prediction speed, convergence speed, and high accuracy. This study provides new insights for the inheritance and innovation research of SCB patterns.

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  • XiuZhi Qi & XueMei He & Shan Wei Chen & Tao Hai, 2024. "A framework of evolutionary optimized convolutional neural network for classification of shang and chow dynasties bronze decorative patterns," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 19(5), pages 1-31, May.
  • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0293517
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0293517
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