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Adaptive multi-level feature learning framework for natural disaster image classification

Aug 2026 · Earth Science Informatics · Vol 19 · 0 citations · 73 references

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This work proposes a novel multi-level feature-learning framework that incorporates adaptive image enhancement, hybrid segmentation, multi-texture feature extraction, attention-based classification, and a self-adaptive optimization strategy within a single architecture for image classification of natural disasters.

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