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Original Research Article

Evaluation of county-level poverty alleviation progress by deep learning and satellite observations

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Pages 576-592 | Received 10 Jun 2021, Accepted 04 Aug 2021, Published online: 12 Oct 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1. Spatial distribution of NPCs and non-NPCs

Figure 1. Spatial distribution of NPCs and non-NPCs

Figure 2. (a) Framework of our deep learning model; (b) Structure of our deep neural network

Figure 2. (a) Framework of our deep learning model; (b) Structure of our deep neural network

Figure 3. Visualization of the extracted features. The first row illustrates four object categories in remote sensing images: farmland, town, river and road. The second row shows the features of the four objects learned by our method from the corresponding images in the first row

Figure 3. Visualization of the extracted features. The first row illustrates four object categories in remote sensing images: farmland, town, river and road. The second row shows the features of the four objects learned by our method from the corresponding images in the first row

Figure 4. Average AGR-pcGDP of the NPCs in each quantile range and their respective non-NPCs. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties

Figure 4. Average AGR-pcGDP of the NPCs in each quantile range and their respective non-NPCs. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties

Figure 5. Average AGR-pcGDPs for the NPCs and non-NPCs in the four provinces. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties. The provincial growth rates data are obtained directly from the China Statistical Yearbook for comparison

Figure 5. Average AGR-pcGDPs for the NPCs and non-NPCs in the four provinces. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties. The provincial growth rates data are obtained directly from the China Statistical Yearbook for comparison

Figure 6. AGR-pcGDP of 592 NPCs, 310 adjacent non-NPCs, and the whole country over 2009–2019. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties. The national data are taken directly from the Statistical Yearbooks

Figure 6. AGR-pcGDP of 592 NPCs, 310 adjacent non-NPCs, and the whole country over 2009–2019. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties. The national data are taken directly from the Statistical Yearbooks

Figure 7. Variations in the average AGR-pcGDP of the 42 NPCs with weak growth. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties

Figure 7. Variations in the average AGR-pcGDP of the 42 NPCs with weak growth. Error bars indicate 1 standard deviation across the counties
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Data availability statement

The Per capita GDP results and growth rates at different levels are available at https: 10.6084/m9.figshare.15052545 and https://www.doi.org/10.11922/sciencedb.j00076.00089.