Geng LUO, Rui SHI, Shuxin ZENG, Yanan SHANG, Guang YANG, Yixian DING, Yadong WU, Xianguo TUO. Radionuclide identification method of two-dimensional convolutional neural network based on nuclear pulse peak sequence[J]. NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, 2025, 48(3): 030502

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Fig. 1. Diagram of experimental conditions and data acquisition process

Fig. 2. Sequence scatter plot of 137Cs (a), 60Co (b), 155Eu-22Na (c), 137Cs-60Co (d), 60Co-155Eu-22Na (e), 137Cs-155Eu-22Na (f), 137Cs-60Co-155Eu-22Na (g), background (h)

Fig. 3. Schematic diagram of the mapping of nuclear pulse sequence from one-dimensional to two-dimensional (color online)

Fig. 4. Structure diagram of 2D-CNN network model (color online)

Fig. 5. Train 2D-CNN model loss line graphs with different parameter structures, filling method: 'Same' means zero filling, 'Valid' means no filling, 'BN' means batch normalization, 'NoneBN' means no batch normalization (color online)

Fig. 6. Stratified 10-fold cross-validation accuracy curve: 4 categories (color online)

Fig. 7. Confusion matrix (4 nuclide combinations) (a) Sequence length: 400, (b) Sequence length: 900

Fig. 8. Stratified 10-fold cross-validation accuracy curve: 5 radionuclide combinations (color online)

Fig. 9. Confusion matrix (5 categories) (a) Sequence length: 400, (b) Sequence length: 900

Fig. 10. Stratified 10-fold cross-validation accuracy curve: 8 categories (color online)

Fig. 11. Confusion matrix (8 categories) (a) Sequence length: 400, (b) Sequence length: 900

Fig. 12. Energy spectrum (1) ((a) nuc7, nuc2, (b) nuc6, nuc3) and scatter plot (2) ((c) nuc7, nuc2, (d) nuc6, nuc3) when sequence length is 900, detection distance is 40 cm (color online)
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Table 1. Information about the radioactive sources used in the experiment
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Table 2. The number of samples divided into each length sequence set (8 refers to 8 detection points)
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Table 3. The relationship between sequence set length and the corresponding real-time arrival time layer values
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Table 4. Confusion matrix
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Table 5. Mean recognition accuracy for different model parameters and variance between accuracies
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Table 6. The detailed structure parameters of the model
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Table 7. The mean time (ms) to collect 400 and 900 pulse sequence points at various detection distances for different radiation sources
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Table 8. Performance comparison of different methods

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