ArticleOptik2022
ETL-YOLO v4: A face mask detection algorithm in era of COVID-19 pandemic.
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- A Review on Face Mask Recognition.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Review
- Assessment of Preference Behavior of Layer Hens under Different Light Colors and Temperature Environments in Long-Time Footage Using a Computer Vision System.Animals : an open access journal from MDPI · 2023Article
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Abstract
During the last two years, several deep learning-based methods for face mask detection have been proposed by researchers. However, most of the proposed methods struggle with the detection of face masks that are too small an object to detect and further achieve low detection accuracy. Considering the issues of the existing methods, in this work, we have proposed ETL-YOLO v4 with a modified and improved feature extraction and prediction network for tiny YOLO v4 which surpasses all its predecessors and other related work in the literature. To develop ETL-YOLO v4, we have improved the backbone architecture of tiny YOLO v4 by adding a modified-dense SPP network, two additional detection layers with modified and optimized CNN layers that aid in accurate prediction, used Mish as the activation function, and utilized modified anchor boxes. Furthermore, to obtain detection results in images of varied viewpoints, we have added Mosaic and CutMix data augmentation at training time. The proposed ETL-YOLO v4 achieved 9.93% higher mAP, 5.75% higher average precision (AP) for faces with masks, and 16.6% higher average precision (AP) for the face mask region as compared to its original base-line variant.
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