ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2023
Research and Implementation of Millet Ear Detection Method Based on Lightweight YOLOv5.
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As the millet ears are dense, small in size, and serious occlusion in the complex grain field scene, the target detection model suitable for this environment requires high computing power, and it is difficult to deploy the real-time detection of millet ears on mobile devices. A lightweight real-time detection method for millet ears is based on YOLOv5. First, the YOLOv5s model is improved by replacing the YOLOv5s backbone feature extraction network with the MobilenetV3 lightweight model to reduce model size. Then, using the multi-feature fusion detection structure, the micro-scale detection layer is augmented to reduce high-level feature maps and low-level feature maps. The Merge-NMS technique is used in post-processing for target information loss to reduce the influence of boundary blur on the detection effect and increase the detection accuracy of small and obstructed targets. Finally, the models reconstructed by different improved methods are trained and tested on the self-built millet ear data set. The AP value of the improved model in this study reaches 97.78%, F
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