ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2024
RSE-YOLOv8: An Algorithm for Underwater Biological Target Detection.
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Underwater target detection is of great significance in underwater ecological assessment and resource development. To better protect the environment and optimize the development of underwater resources, we propose a new underwater target detection model with several innovations based on the YOLOv8 framework. Firstly, the SAConv convolutional operation is introduced to redesign C2f, the core module of YOLOv8, to enhance the network's feature extraction capability for targets of different scales. Secondly, we propose the RFESEConv convolution module instead of the conventional convolution operation in neural networks to cope with the degradation of image channel information in underwater images caused by light refraction and reflection. Finally, we propose an ESPPF module to further enhance the model's multi-scale feature extraction efficiency. Simultaneously, the overall parameters of the model are reduced. Compared to the baseline model, the proposed one demonstrates superior advantages when deployed on underwater devices with limited computational resources. The experimental results show that we have achieved significant detection accuracy on the underwater dataset, with an mAP@50 of 78% and an mAP@50:95 of 43.4%. Both indicators are 2.1% higher compared to the baseline models. Additionally, the proposed model demonstrates superior performance on other datasets, showcasing its strong generalization capability and robustness. This research provides new ideas and methods for underwater target detection and holds important application value.
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