With the development of deep learning in remote 1 sensing image change detection, the dependence of change 2 detection models on labeled data has become an important 3 problem. To make better use of the comparatively resource-saving 4 unlabeled data, the change detection method based on semi-5 supervised learning is worth further study. This paper proposes a 6 reliable contrastive learning method for semi-supervised remote 7 sensing image change detection. First, according to the task 8 characteristics of change detection, we design the contrastive 9 loss based on the changed areas to enhance the model's feature 10 extraction ability for changed objects. Then, to improve the 11 quality of pseudo labels in semi-supervised learning, we use the 12 uncertainty of unlabeled data to select reliable pseudo labels 13 for model training. Combining these methods, semi-supervised 14 change detection models can make full use of unlabeled data. 15 Extensive experiments on three widely used change detection 16 datasets demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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