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Title The Classification Method Of Urban Architectural Styles Based On Deep Learning And Street View Imagery
ID_Doc 55087
Authors Sun H.; Xu H.; Wei Q.
Year 2022
Published Advances in Transdisciplinary Engineering, 31
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.3233/ATDE220940
Abstract The task of identifying urban architectural styles occupies a very necessary position in the fields of construction of smart cities, sustainable urban development and community regeneration. The research method proposed in this paper can improve on the inconveniences of traditional methods of identifying urban architectural styles, such as: the community building is relatively old, and the integration of more periods of architectural style can significantly affect the test results. It is an established fact that data cannot be collected and processed efficiently by humans alone, and can not enter such qualitative and descriptive research methods into the computer for auxiliary research. This paper is based on the explosion of information data use in the 21st century, and use deep learning technology to process unstructured data with convolutional neural networks as the core to assist in the identification of urban architectural styles. With the rapid development of deep learning technology in recent years, its classification techniques for identification of street images of urban buildings can be used for urban management, and a new strong underpinning for the allocation of urban resources, urban diversification management, and the transformation of old communities in the later period has been provided by the proper classification of urban architectural styles. Notwithstanding its restrictions, the approach presented in this research has shown promise and the valuable value of deep learning-based techniques for the study of architectural styles, and this approach has universal significance. © 2022 The authors and IOS Press.
Author Keywords deep learning; Style recognition; urban planning


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