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Fig 1.

Taxonomy of basic ship behavior patterns.

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Fig 2.

Workflow of vessel movement detection and classification.

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Fig 3.

Seven typical movement patterns of vessel.

(a) Straight-sailing. (b) Turning. (c) Navigating. (d) Loitering (disordered). (e) Loitering (lasso). (f) Loitering (regular). (g) Loitering (random).

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Table 1.

The number of images for vessel movement types in the training and validation stage.

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Table 2.

Results of seven movement patterns (highest and second highest values are bold-faced and underlined, respectively).

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Table 3.

Accuracy statistics of three sailing pattern classifications.

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Fig 4.

Performance comparison on three sailing patterns between previous CNN-based methods.

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Table 4.

Accuracy statistics of four loitering pattern classifications.

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Fig 5.

Performance comparison on four loitering patterns between previous CNN-based methods.

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Fig 6.

Performance comparison on three sailing patterns between DCNN-based methods.

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Fig 7.

Performance comparison on four loitering patterns between DCNN-based methods.

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Fig 8.

Classification results between our method and RNN methods.

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