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To address the drawbacks that current multibeam bathymetric outlier removal methods lack repeatability, often require parameter adjustment for different regions, still require a lot of manual labor, and offer limited scalability, a deep learning-based outlier removal method for multibeam bathymetric data is proposed. The method fully considers the multibeam data measurement principles and causes of outliers in multibeam bathymetric data and includes a comprehensive sample augmentation method and an outlier removal model based on a modification of a recently proposed PCPNet architecture. In our extensive evaluation, both on synthetic and real data, our method demonstrates robust outlier removal performance in a variety of marine environments without any parameter adjustment.
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