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A Modern ConvNet for Solar Filament Detection

Automated solar filament detection using deep learning faces several challenges. Semantic segmentation of solar filaments is a complicated multiscale feature extraction task with long-tail distribution. Furthermore, a large-scale, highly complete, and finely detailed dataset has become mandatory for providing abundant information. To address these challenges, we present a series of machine learning approaches to develop a solar filament detection workflow that performs superbly. First, we manually annotated a small-scale solar filament dataset based on H$α$ spectra called MHAS. Next, we developed the Multiscale ORiented DENdritic (MORDEN) model, a semantic segmentation model focusing on m...

AuthorsJ. R. Hu, Q. Hao, Z. Zheng et al.
Primary categoryastro-ph.SR
Published27 July 2026
Last updated at source27 July 2026
astro-ph.SRcs.CV
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