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# Pipe segmentation using a convolutional auto-encoder
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Michael J. Clark
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*michael.clark at wassname.org*
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*Draft 26 September 2016*
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#### Abstract
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Deep convolutional neural networks have been successful in a variety of computer vision tasks, from face detection to handwriting recognition. Convolutional auto-encoders have been particularly successful at object segmentation [[2]](#2)[[3]](#3) in medical imaging, even with small data sets. This paper presents a proof of concept for a new application: pipe detection from aerial drone images. Our model is a convolutional autoencoder with inception blocks, batch-normalisation, strided convolution for downsampling, and skip connections with residual blocks. Data augmentation is utilised to train the model despite the small amount of input data, achieving approximately 73% accuracy. The full implementation (based on keras) and the trained network is available at http://github.com/wassname/pipe-segmentation.
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### Introduction
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