RESERVOIR AREA WATER BLOOM RAPID MONITORING METHOD AND DEVICE BASED ON UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE SWARM COORDINATION

Abstract

A reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method and a device based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination are provided. Through the local updating quantification technology, the communication volume between UAV and central server is compressed and the communication efficiency of federated learning is optimized on the premise of ensuring the accuracy of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model. The local update quantification defines the loss function queue for UAV, and uses the ratio of historical and current loss functions to reasonably quantify the upstream model update. According to the disclosure, the problems that pictures collected by unmanned aerial vehicle swarm are difficult to upload in large quantities, the communication volume required for reservoir area water bloom monitoring is too large, and the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model converges slowly due to frequent communication are solved.

Claims

1. A reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination, compressing model update between unmanned aerial vehicles and a central server by local update quantification technology, collecting reservoir area water bloom image data by unmanned aerial vehicle swarm, and obtaining a global model by aggregating a local model trained on unmanned aerial vehicles, the global model being a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model, wherein the method comprises following steps: S1: according to water bloom image data taken by the unmanned aerial vehicles, training the local model by the unmanned aerial vehicles through federal learning algorithm, the local model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model; in a training process of r-th round, updating r1th round trained global model {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and sending to N unmanned aerial vehicles by the central server; S2: updating the local model to ${}_i^r={}_i^{r-1}+{\stackrel{~}{}}^{r-1}$ by the N unmanned aerial vehicles receiving global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1, wherein ${}_i^r$ is a local model after updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and ${}_i^{r-1}$ is a local model before updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1; S3: after updating the local model, defining a loss function queue according to the water bloom image data collected by unmanned aerial vehicles participating in federal training, and calculating a historical average loss value and a current average loss value; S4: determining a communication quantization coefficient for the local model by using a ratio of a historical loss function to a current loss function, and further introducing a fading learning rate to improve a problem of quantization effect gradually weakening with communication round iteration; S5: compressing local model update {tilde over (w)}.sub.i by random and uniform quantization operation, wherein {tilde over (w)}.sub.i is quantized local model update of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i; transmitting and communicating {tilde over (w)}.sub.i to the central server; after receiving model update, preparing next round communication by the central server, and repeating S1-S5 until the global model converges or reaches a specified communication round, greatly reducing federal learning communication cost on a basis of ensuring accuracy of the global model, accelerating convergence speed of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model, and greatly reducing communication volume in a training process of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model, wherein a final obtained global model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model.

2. The reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination according to claim 1, wherein specific steps of calculating the historical average loss value and the current average loss value in the S3 are as follows: defining an empty queue Queue.sub.i with a length of by each of the unmanned aerial vehicles, so as to store at most loss function values during local calculation of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i; then, calculating the historical average loss value by the unmanned aerial vehicles; wherein the historical average loss value refers to average loss stored in queue when the unmanned aerial vehicles fail to calculate current local loss: $l_{\mathrm{history}}=\mathrm{sum}\left({\mathrm{Queue}}_i\right)/\mathrm{len}\left({\mathrm{Queue}}_i\right)$ wherein sum(Queue.sub.i) is sum of loss values stored in queue of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, and len(Queue.sub.i) is a queue length of c.sub.i; after the unmanned aerial vehicles obtain the historical average loss value l.sub.history, calculating local loss of current iterative training by the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i and storing in training loss queue Queue.sub.i; wherein before storing in the training loss queue, judging whether the training loss queue overflows, that is, whether a length of the training loss queue is equal to ; if equal, discharging a first element in the training loss queue, and then inserting updated loss; if not equal, directly storing a local loss value of the current iterative training; after updating the loss queue, obtaining the current average loss value: $l_{\mathrm{current}}=\mathrm{sum}\left(\right)/\mathrm{len}\left(\right)$ wherein is the loss queue after the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i updates the local loss.

3. The reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination according to claim 1, wherein specific steps of determining the communication quantization coefficient in S4 are as follows: determining the communication quantization coefficient of r round communication round for the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i by using the historical average loss value l.sub.history and the current average loss value l.sub.current; $q_i^r=\{\begin{array}{cc}{q}_0,& \mathrm{if}r=1\\ \sqrt{\frac{l_{\mathrm{history}}}{l_{\mathrm{current}}}}{q}_i^{r-1},& \mathrm{other}\end{array}$ wherein, r represents communication round of r round; when r=1 is selected, when the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i is initially trained iteratively, due to absence of historical loss value in the loss queue, the historical average loss value l.sub.history fails to be calculated, so an initial quantization coefficient q.sub.0 is given to determine an initial quantization level, $q_i^{r-1}$ is a communication quantization coefficient of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i in r1 communication round.

4. The reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination according to claim 3, introducing a fading learning rate to improve quantization effect, wherein a modified quantization coefficient is: ${\tilde{q}}_i^r=.Math.{}_l*q_i^r.Math.$ wherein .sub.l is unmanned aerial vehicle local learning rate decreasing slowly with training iteration.

5. The reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination according to claim 1, wherein specific steps of random and uniform quantization in the S5 are as follows: after determining quantization coefficient ${\tilde{q}}_i^r$ of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, compressing the model update by random and uniform quantization operation: $Q_{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}\left(w_i\right)={.Math.w.Math.}_2\mathrm{sign}\left(w_i\right){}_i\left(w,{\tilde{q}}_i^r\right)$ wherein w.sub.i is full-precision local model update of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, w=[w.sub.1, . . . , w.sub.d] is a parameter vector containing d dimensional model update, and random variable ${}_i\left(w,{\tilde{q}}_i^r\right)$ is determined by adaptive quantization coefficient ${\tilde{q}}_i^r:$ ${}_i\left(w,{\stackrel{}{q}}_i^r\right)=\{\begin{array}{c}\frac{l+1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},\mathrm{probability}\mathrm{is}\frac{.Math.{}_i.Math.}{{.Math.w.Math.}_2}{\tilde{q}}_i^r-l\\ \frac{l}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},\mathrm{other}\end{array}$ wherein $l\left\{0,1,2,.Math.,{\tilde{q}}_i^r-1\right\}$ is an integer variable satisfying $\frac{.Math.{}_i.Math.}{{.Math.w.Math.}_2}\left[\frac{l}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},\frac{l+1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}\right],$ if unmanned aerial vehicle local update is 0, no quantization operation is performed, that is, if $w_i=0,\mathrm{then}{Q}_{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}\left(w_i\right)=0,$ after compressing the local model update {tilde over (w)}.sub.i, transmitting and communicating {tilde over (w)}.sub.i to the central server, and preparing for next round communication after receiving the model update by the central server.

6. A reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring device based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination, comprising a central server and unmanned aerial vehicles as clients; wherein reservoir area water bloom image data is collected by using unmanned aerial vehicle swarm; each of the unmanned aerial vehicles collects and saves the reservoir area water bloom image data, and a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model is trained through federal learning algorithm; during r-th round of training, the central server sends r1th round of global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 to N unmanned aerial vehicles; the N unmanned aerial vehicles receiving global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 update a local model to $w_i^r=w_i^{r-1}+{\tilde{w}}^{r-1},$ wherein $w_i^r$ is a local model after updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and $w_i^{r-1}$ is a local model before updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1; after updating the local model, unmanned aerial vehicles participating in federal training defines loss function queue according to water bloom image data collected by itself, and calculates a historical average loss value and a current average loss value; the unmanned aerial vehicles use a ratio of historical loss function to current loss function to determine a communication quantization coefficient for the local model, and further introduces a fading learning rate to improve a problem of quantization effect gradually weakening with communication rounds iteration; the unmanned aerial vehicles adopts random and uniform quantization operation to compress local model update, is quantized local model update of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, and {tilde over (w)}.sub.i is transmitted and communicated to the central server, and the central server prepares for next round communication after receiving model update; communication between the central server and the unmanned aerial vehicle swarm continues, so as to iteratively update the local model of the unmanned aerial vehicles and a global model of the central server until the global model converges or reaches a specified communication round; on a basis of ensuring accuracy of the global model, federal learning communication cost is greatly reduced, convergence speed of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model is accelerated, and communication volume in a training process of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model is greatly reduced, a final obtained global model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model; in actual monitoring, a global model obtained by deployment is capable of being applied to newly collected image data to realize real-time water bloom monitoring; when new image data are collected, the new image data are sent to a deployed model for processing, and model outputs prediction results of whether water bloom exists in water body; the results are capable of being presented to users through visual interface or alarm system, thus monitoring personnel are helped to take timely measures to deal with water quality problems.

7. A computer device, comprising a memory, a processor and a computer program stored in the memory and capable of running on the processor, wherein when the processor executes the computer program, a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination is realized, in the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination, compressing model update between unmanned aerial vehicles and a central server by local update quantification technology, collecting reservoir area water bloom image data by unmanned aerial vehicle swarm, and obtaining a global model by aggregating a local model trained on unmanned aerial vehicles, the global model being a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model, wherein the method comprises following steps: S1: according to water bloom image data taken by the unmanned aerial vehicles, training the local model by the unmanned aerial vehicles through federal learning algorithm, the local model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model; in a training process of r-th round, updating r1th round trained global model {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and sending to N unmanned aerial vehicles by the central server; S2: updating the local model to $w_i^r=w_i^{r-1}+{\tilde{w}}^{r-1}$ by the N unmanned aerial vehicles receiving global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1, wherein $w_1^r$ is a local model after updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and $w_i^{r-1}$ is a local model before updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1; S3: after updating the local model, defining a loss function queue according to the water bloom image data collected by unmanned aerial vehicles participating in federal training, and calculating a historical average loss value and a current average loss value; S4: determining a communication quantization coefficient for the local model by using a ratio of a historical loss function to a current loss function, and further introducing a fading learning rate to improve a problem of quantization effect gradually weakening with communication round iteration; S5: compressing local model update {tilde over (w)}.sub.i by random and uniform quantization operation, wherein {tilde over (w)}.sub.i is quantized local model update of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i; transmitting and communicating {tilde over (w)}.sub.i to the central server; after receiving model update, preparing next round communication by the central server, and repeating S1-S5 until the global model converges or reaches a specified communication round, greatly reducing federal learning communication cost on a basis of ensuring accuracy of the global model, accelerating convergence speed of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model, and greatly reducing communication volume in a training process of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model, wherein a final obtained global model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model.

8. The computer device according to claim 7, wherein specific steps of calculating the historical average loss value and the current average loss value in the S3 are as follows: defining an empty queue Queue.sub.i with a length of by each of the unmanned aerial vehicles, so as to store at most loss function values during local calculation of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i. then, calculating the historical average loss value by the unmanned aerial vehicles; wherein the historical average loss value refers to average loss stored in queue when the unmanned aerial vehicles fail to calculate current local loss: $l_{\mathrm{history}}=\mathrm{sum}\left({\mathrm{Queue}}_i\right)/\mathrm{len}\left({\mathrm{Queue}}_i\right)$ wherein sum(Queue.sub.i) is sum of loss values stored in queue of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, and len(Queue.sub.i) is a queue length of c.sub.i; after the unmanned aerial vehicles obtain the historical average loss value l.sub.history, calculating local loss of current iterative training by the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i and storing in training loss queue Queue.sub.i; wherein before storing in the training loss queue, judging whether the training loss queue overflows, that is, whether a length of the training loss queue is equal to ; if equal, discharging a first element in the training loss queue, and then inserting updated loss; if not equal, directly storing a local loss value of the current iterative training; after updating the loss queue, obtaining the current average loss value: $l_{current}=\mathrm{sum}\left(\right)/\mathrm{len}\left(\right)$ wherein is the loss queue after the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i updates the local loss.

9. The computer device according to claim 7, wherein specific steps of determining the communication quantization coefficient in S4 are as follows: determining the communication quantization coefficient of r round communication round for the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i by using the historical average loss value l.sub.history and the current average loss value l.sub.current; $q_i^r=\{\begin{array}{c}{q}_0,\mathrm{if}r=1\\ \sqrt{\frac{l_{\mathrm{history}}}{l_{\mathrm{current}}}}{q}_i^{r-1},\mathrm{other}\end{array}$ wherein, r represents communication round of r round; when r=1 is selected, when the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i is initially trained iteratively, due to absence of historical loss value in the loss queue, the historical average loss value l.sub.history fails to be calculated, so an initial quantization coefficient q.sub.0 is given to determine an initial quantization level, $q_i^{r-1}$ is a communication quantization coefficient of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i in r1 communication round.

10. The computer device according to claim 9, introducing a fading learning rate to improve quantization effect, wherein a modified quantization coefficient is: ${\stackrel{}{q}}_i^r=.Math.{}_l*q_i^r.Math.$ wherein .sub.l is unmanned aerial vehicle local learning rate decreasing slowly with training iteration.

11. The computer device according to claim 7, wherein specific steps of random and uniform quantization in the S5 are as follows: after determining quantization coefficient ${\tilde{q}}_i^r$ of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, compressing the model update by random and uniform quantization operation: $Q_{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}\left(w_i\right)={.Math.w.Math.}_2\mathrm{sign}\left(w_i\right){}_i\left(w,{\tilde{q}}_i^r\right)$ wherein w.sub.i full-precision local model update of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, w=[w.sub.1, . . . , w.sub.d] is a parameter vector containing d dimensional model update, and random variable ${}_i\left(w,{\stackrel{}{q}}_i^r\right)$ is determined by adaptive quantization update, and random variable coefficient ${\tilde{q}}_i^r$ : ${}_i(w,{\tilde{q}}_i^r=\{\begin{array}{c}\frac{l+1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},\mathrm{probability}\mathrm{is}\frac{.Math.{}_i.Math.}{{.Math.w.Math.}_2}{\tilde{q}}_i^r-l\\ \frac{1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},\mathrm{other}\end{array}$ wherein $l\left\{0,1,2,.Math.,{\tilde{q}}_i^r-1\right\}$ is an integer variable satisfying $\frac{.Math.w_i.Math.}{{.Math.w.Math.}_2}[\frac{l}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},\frac{l+1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}),$ if unmanned aerial vehicle local update is 0, no quantization operation is performed, that is, if $w_i=0,\mathrm{then}{Q}_{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}\left(w_i\right)=0;$ after compressing the local model update {tilde over (w)}.sub.i, transmitting and communicating {tilde over (w)}.sub.i to the central server, and preparing for next round communication after receiving the model update by the central server.

12. The computer device according to claim 7, wherein a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring device based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination is for performing the method, the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring device based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination comprises a central server and unmanned aerial vehicles as clients; wherein reservoir area water bloom image data is collected by using unmanned aerial vehicle swarm; each of the unmanned aerial vehicles collects and saves the reservoir area water bloom image data, and a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model is trained through federal learning algorithm; during r-th round of training, the central server sends r1th round of global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 to N unmanned aerial vehicles; the N unmanned aerial vehicles receiving global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 update a local model to $w_i^r=w_i^{r-1}+{\tilde{w}}^{r-1},$ wherein $w_i^r$ is a local model after updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and $w_i^{r-1}$ is a local model before updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1; after updating the local model, unmanned aerial vehicles participating in federal training defines loss function queue according to water bloom image data collected by itself, and calculates a historical average loss value and a current average loss value; the unmanned aerial vehicles use a ratio of historical loss function to current loss function to determine a communication quantization coefficient for the local model, and further introduces a fading learning rate to improve a problem of quantization effect gradually weakening with communication rounds iteration; the unmanned aerial vehicles adopts random and uniform quantization operation to compress local model update, {tilde over (w)}.sub.i is quantized local model update of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, and {tilde over (w)}.sub.i is transmitted and communicated to the central server, and the central server prepares for next round communication after receiving model update; communication between the central server and the unmanned aerial vehicle swarm continues, so as to iteratively update the local model of the unmanned aerial vehicles and a global model of the central server until the global model converges or reaches a specified communication round; on a basis of ensuring accuracy of the global model, federal learning communication cost is greatly reduced, convergence speed of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model is accelerated, and communication volume in a training process of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model is greatly reduced, a final obtained global model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model; in actual monitoring, a global model obtained by deployment is capable of being applied to newly collected image data to realize real-time water bloom monitoring; when new image data are collected, the new image data are sent to a deployed model for processing, and model outputs prediction results of whether water bloom exists in water body; the results are capable of being presented to users through visual interface or alarm system, thus monitoring personnel are helped to take timely measures to deal with water quality problems.

13. A computer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for executing a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination according to claim 1.

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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0041] FIG. 1 is a method flow chart according to an embodiment of the disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0042] The disclosure will be further elucidated with reference to specific embodiments. It should be understood that these embodiments are only used to illustrate the disclosure and are not used to limit the scope of the disclosure. After reading the disclosure, various equivalent modifications of the disclosure by those skilled in the art fall within the scope defined by the appended claims of the disclosure.

[0043] The reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination is provided, through local updating quantization technology, the communication volume between UAV and central server is compressed, which can greatly reduce the communication cost of federated learning on the basis of ensuring the accuracy of the global model, accelerate the convergence speed of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model, and greatly reduce the communication volume in the training process of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model.

[0044] As shown in FIG. 1, a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination is provided, and includes following steps: [0045] S1: according to water bloom image data taken by the unmanned aerial vehicles, the local model (that is, the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model) is trained through federal learning algorithm; in a training process of r-th round, r1th round trained global model is updated {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and sent it to N unmanned aerial vehicles by the central server; [0046] S2: the local model is updated to

[00020]$w_i^r=w_i^{r-1}+{\tilde{w}}^{r-1}$

by the N unmanned aerial vehicles receiving global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1, where

[00021]$w_i^r$

is a local model after updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and

[00022]$w_i^{r-1}$

is a local model before updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1; [0047] S3: after updating the local model, an empty queue Queue.sub.i with a length of is defined by each of the unmanned aerial vehicles according to the water bloom image data collected by unmanned aerial vehicles participating in federal training, so as to store at most loss function values during local calculation of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i. [0048] then, the historical average loss value is calculated by the unmanned aerial vehicles; where the historical average loss value refers to average loss stored in queue when the unmanned aerial vehicles fail to calculate current local loss:

[00023]$l_{\mathrm{history}}=\mathrm{sum}\left({\mathrm{Queue}}_i\right)/\mathrm{len}\left({\mathrm{Queue}}_i\right)$ [0049] where sum(Queue.sub.i) is sum of loss values stored in queue of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, and len(Queue.sub.i) is a queue length of c.sub.i; [0050] after the unmanned aerial vehicles obtain the historical average loss value l.sub.history, local loss of current iterative training is calculated by the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i and it is stored in training loss queue Queue.sub.i; where before storing in the training loss queue, it is judged whether the training loss queue overflows, that is, whether a length of the training loss queue is equal to ; if equal, a first element is discharged in the training loss queue, and then updated loss is inserted; if not equal, a local loss value of the current iterative training is directly stored; [0051] after updating the loss queue, the current average loss value is obtained:

[00024]$l_{\mathrm{current}}=\mathrm{sum}\left(\right)/\mathrm{len}\left(\right)$ [0052] where is the loss queue after the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i updates the local loss. [0053] S4: the communication quantization coefficient is determined for the local model by using the ratio of the historical loss function to the current loss function, and the fading learning rate is further introduced to improve the problem that the quantization effect gradually weakens with the iteration of communication rounds; the specific process is as follows: [0054] the communication quantization coefficient of r round communication round is determined for the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i by using l.sub.history and l.sub.current;

[00025]$q_i^r=\{\begin{array}{c}{q}_0,\mathrm{if}r=1\\ \sqrt{\frac{l_{\mathrm{history}}}{l_{\mathrm{current}}}}{q}_i^{r-1},\mathrm{other}\end{array}$ [0055] where, r represents communication round of r round; when r=1 is selected, when the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i is initially trained iteratively, due to absence of historical loss value in the loss queue, the historical average loss value l.sub.history fails to be calculated, so an initial quantization coefficient q.sub.0 is given to determine an initial quantization level,

[00026]$q_i^{r-1}$

is a communication quantization coefficient of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i in r1 communication round.

[0056] However, due to the gradual convergence of the global model, it is not difficult to find that

[00027]$q_i^r$

will increase obviously with the iteration of the number of communication find that rounds r, that is, the quantization effect is weakened compared with the quantization level of historical communication rounds. Therefore, the fading learning rate is further introduced to improve the shortcomings of the above mechanism and improve the problem that the quantization effect gradually weakens with the iteration of communication rounds. The revised quantization coefficient is:

[00028]${\tilde{q}}_i^r=.Math.{}_l*q_i^r.Math.$ [0057] where .sub.l is unmanned aerial vehicle local learning rate decreasing slowly with training iteration. [0058] S5: after determining quantization coefficient

[00029]${\tilde{q}}_i^r$

of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, the model update is compressed by random and uniform quantization operation:

[00030]$Q_{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}\left({}_i\right)={.Math.w.Math.}_2\mathrm{sign}\left({}_i\right){}_i\left(w,{\tilde{q}}_i^r\right)$ [0059] where w.sub.i is full-precision local model update of the unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, w=[w.sub.1, . . . , w.sub.d] is a parameter vector containing d dimensional model update, and random variable

[00031]${}_i\left(w,{\tilde{q}}_i^r\right)$

is determined by adaptive quantization coefficient

[00032]${\tilde{q}}_i^r$

:

[00033]${}_i\left(w,{\tilde{q}}_i^r\right)=\{\begin{array}{cc}\frac{l+1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},& \mathrm{probability}\mathrm{is}\frac{.Math.{}_i.Math.}{{.Math.w.Math.}_2}{\tilde{q}}_i^r-1\\ \frac{1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},& \mathrm{other}\end{array}$ [0060] where

[00034]$l\left\{0,1,2,.Math.,{\tilde{q}}_i^r-1\right\}$

is an integer variable satisfying

[00035]$\frac{.Math.{}_i.Math.}{{.Math.w.Math.}_2}[\frac{l}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r},\frac{l+1}{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}),$

its significance is to ensure that the model update compression is within a reasonable quantization range. If unmanned aerial vehicle local update is 0, no quantization operation is performed, that is, if

[00036]$w_i=0,\mathrm{then}{Q}_{{\tilde{q}}_i^r}\left(w_i\right)=0;$ [0061] after compressing the local model update {tilde over (w)}.sub.i, it is transmitted and communicated {tilde over (w)}.sub.i to the central server, and next round communication is prepared after receiving the model update by the central server.

[0062] S1-S5 are repeated until the global model converges or reaches a specified communication round, greatly reducing federal learning communication cost on a basis of ensuring accuracy of the global model, accelerating convergence speed of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model, and greatly reducing communication volume in a training process of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model. Each UAV collects and saves the reservoir area water bloom image data, and selects an appropriate machine learning model, such as deep learning convolutional neural network (CNN). Initialize the model on each device, and periodically aggregate the model parameters or gradients trained on each device to update the global model. The final obtained global model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model. In actual monitoring, the obtained global model by deployment can be applied to newly collected image data to realize real-time water bloom monitoring. When new image data are collected, these data will be sent to the deployed model for processing, and the model will output the prediction results of whether there is water bloom in the water body. These results can be presented to users through visual interface or alarm system, these results helps monitoring personnel to take timely measures to deal with water quality problems.

[0063] A reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring device based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination includes a central server and unmanned aerial vehicles as clients; where reservoir area water bloom image data is collected by using unmanned aerial vehicle swarm.

[0064] Each of the unmanned aerial vehicles collects and saves the reservoir area water bloom image data, and a reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model is trained through federal learning algorithm; during r-th round of training, the central server sends r1th round of global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 to N unmanned aerial vehicles; [0065] the N unmanned aerial vehicles receiving global model update {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 update a local model to

[00037]${}_i^r={}_i^{r-1}+{\stackrel{~}{}}^{r-1},$

where

[00038]${}_i^r$

is a local model after updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1 and

[00039]${}_i^{r-1}$

is a local model before updating {tilde over (w)}.sup.r1; [0066] after updating the local model, unmanned aerial vehicles participating in federal training defines loss function queue according to water bloom image data collected by itself, and calculates a historical average loss value and a current average loss value; [0067] the unmanned aerial vehicles use a ratio of historical loss function to current loss function to determine a communication quantization coefficient for the local model, and further introduces a fading learning rate to improve a problem of quantization effect gradually weakening with communication rounds iteration; [0068] the unmanned aerial vehicles adopts random and uniform quantization operation to compress local model update, {tilde over (w)}.sub.i is quantized local model update of unmanned aerial vehicle c.sub.i, and {tilde over (w)}.sub.i is transmitted and communicated to the central server; communication between the central server and the unmanned aerial vehicle swarm continues, so as to iteratively update the local model of the unmanned aerial vehicles and a global model of the central server until the global model converges or reaches a specified communication round; on a basis of ensuring accuracy of the global model, federal learning communication cost is greatly reduced, convergence speed of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model is accelerated, and communication volume in a training process of the reservoir area water bloom monitoring model is greatly reduced, a final obtained global model is the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring model; in actual monitoring, a global model obtained by deployment is capable of being applied to newly collected image data to realize real-time water bloom monitoring; when new image data are collected, the new image data are sent to a deployed model for processing, and model outputs prediction results of whether water bloom exists in water body; the results are capable of being presented to users through visual interface or alarm system, thus monitoring personnel are helped to take timely measures to deal with water quality problems.

[0069] Obviously, those skilled in the art should understand that the steps of the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring method based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination or the modules of the reservoir area water bloom rapid monitoring device based on unmanned aerial vehicle swarm coordination according to the embodiment of the disclosure described above can be realized by general computing devices, which can be concentrated on a single computing device or distributed on a network composed of multiple computing devices. Alternatively, they may be implemented by program codes executable by a computing device, so that they may be stored in a storage device for execution by the computing device. And in some cases, the steps shown or described may be performed in a different order from here, or they may be made into individual integrated circuit modules, or a plurality of modules or steps thereof may be made into a single integrated circuit module. Thus, embodiment of the disclosure are not limited to any particular combination of hardware and software.