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Sperm YOLOv8E-TrackEVD: A Novel Approach for Sperm Detection and Tracking.
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Abstract
Male infertility is a global health issue, with 40-50% attributed to sperm abnormalities. The subjectivity and irreproducibility of existing detection methods pose challenges to sperm assessment, making the design of automated semen analysis algorithms crucial for enhancing the reliability of sperm evaluations. This paper proposes a comprehensive sperm tracking algorithm (Sperm YOLOv8E-TrackEVD) that combines an enhanced YOLOv8 small object detection algorithm (SpermYOLOv8-E) with an improved DeepOCSORT tracking algorithm (SpermTrack-EVD) to detect human sperm in a microscopic field of view and track healthy sperm in a sample in a short period effectively. Firstly, we trained the improved YOLOv8 model on the VISEM-Tracking dataset for accurate sperm detection. To enhance the detection of small sperm objects, we introduced an attention mechanism, added a small object detection layer, and integrated the SPDConv and Detect_DyHead modules. Furthermore, we used a new distance metric method and chose IoU loss calculation. Ultimately, we achieved a 1.3% increase in precision, a 1.4% increase in recall rate, and a 2.0% improvement in mAP@0.5:0.95. We applied SpermYOLOv8-E combined with SpermTrack-EVD for sperm tracking. On the VISEM-Tracking dataset, we achieved 74.303% HOTA and 71.167% MOTA. These results show the effectiveness of the designed Sperm YOLOv8E-TrackEVD approach in sperm tracking scenarios.
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