ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2021
Evaluation Technology of Classroom Students' Learning State Based on Deep Learning.
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Abstract
Facial features are an effective representation of students' fatigue state, and the eye is more closely related to fatigue state. However, there are three main problems in the existing research: (1) the positioning of the eye is vulnerable to the external environment; (2) the ocular features need to be artificially defined and extracted for state judgment; and (3) although the student fatigue state detection based on convolutional neural network has a high accuracy, it is difficult to apply in the terminal side in real time. In view of the above problems, a method of student fatigue state judgment is proposed which combines face detection and lightweight depth learning technology. First, the AdaBoost algorithm is used to detect the human face from the input images, and the images marked with human face regions are saved to the local folder, which is used as the sample dataset of the open-close judgment part. Second, a novel reconstructed pyramid structure is proposed to improve the MobileNetV2-SSD to improve the accuracy of target detection. Then, the feature enhancement suppression mechanism based on SE-Net module is introduced to effectively improve the feature expression ability. The final experimental results show that, compared with the current commonly used target detection network, the proposed method has better classification ability for eye state and is improved in real-time performance and accuracy.
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