Research on Small-Target Detection of Flax Pests and Diseases in Natural Environment by Integrating Similarity-Aware Activation Module and Bidirectional Feature Pyramid Network Module Features
M. Zhong,
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Yue Li,
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Yuhong Gao
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Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 187 - 187
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
In
the
detection
of
pests
and
diseases
flax,
early
wilt
disease
is
elusive,
yellow
leaf
symptoms
are
easily
confusing,
pest
hampered
by
issues
such
as
diversity
in
species,
difficulty
detection,
technological
bottlenecks,
posing
significant
challenges
to
efforts.
To
address
these
issues,
this
paper
proposes
a
flax
method
based
on
an
improved
YOLOv8n
model.
enhance
accuracy
generalization
capability
model,
first
employs
Albumentations
library
for
data
augmentation,
which
strengthens
model’s
adaptability
complex
environments
enriching
training
samples.
Secondly,
terms
model
architecture,
Bidirectional
Feature
Pyramid
Network
(BiFPN)
module
introduced
replace
original
feature
extraction
network.
Through
bidirectional
multi-scale
fusion,
ability
distinguish
with
similar
features
large
scale
differences
effectively
improved.
Meanwhile,
integration
SimAM
attention
mechanism
enables
learn
information
from
three-dimensional
channels,
enhancing
its
perception
features.
Additionally,
adopts
EIOU
loss
function
further
optimize
bounding
box
regression,
reducing
distortion
boxes
caused
high
sample
variability.
The
experimental
results
demonstrate
that
achieves
performance
dataset,
notable
improvements
mean
average
precision
compared
Finally,
four-headed
design,
significantly
enhances
small
targets
size
4
×
pixels
or
larger
introducing
new
heads
optimizing
extraction.
This
not
only
improves
but
also
maintains
computational
efficiency,
providing
effective
technical
support
rapid
precise
possessing
important
practical
application
value.
Language: Английский
Rice Counting and Localization in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Imagery Using Enhanced Feature Fusion
Mingwei Yao,
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Wei Li,
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Li Chen
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et al.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 868 - 868
Published: April 21, 2024
In
rice
cultivation
and
breeding,
obtaining
accurate
information
on
the
quantity
spatial
distribution
of
plants
is
crucial.
However,
traditional
field
sampling
methods
can
only
provide
rough
estimates
plant
count
fail
to
capture
precise
locations.
To
address
these
problems,
this
paper
proposes
P2PNet-EFF
for
counting
localization
plants.
Firstly,
through
introduction
enhanced
feature
fusion
(EFF),
model
improves
its
ability
integrate
deep
semantic
while
preserving
shallow
details.
This
allows
holistically
analyze
morphology
rather
than
focusing
solely
their
central
points,
substantially
reducing
errors
caused
by
leaf
overlap.
Secondly,
integrating
efficient
multi-scale
attention
(EMA)
into
backbone,
enhances
extraction
capabilities
suppresses
interference
from
similar
backgrounds.
Finally,
evaluate
effectiveness
method,
we
introduce
URCAL
dataset
localization,
gathered
using
UAV.
consists
365
high-resolution
images
173,352
point
annotations.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
that
proposed
method
achieves
a
34.87%
reduction
in
MAE
28.19%
RMSE
compared
original
P2PNet
increasing
R2
3.03%.
Furthermore,
conducted
extensive
experiments
three
frequently
used
datasets.
The
excellent
performance
method.
Language: Английский
Enhancing multilevel tea leaf recognition based on improved YOLOv8n
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 28, 2025
In
the
tea
industry,
automated
picking
plays
a
vital
role
in
improving
efficiency
and
ensuring
quality.
Tea
leaf
recognition
significantly
impacts
precision
success
of
operations.
recent
years,
deep
learning
has
achieved
notable
advancements
detection,
yet
research
on
multilevel
composite
features
remains
insufficient.
To
meet
diverse
demands
picking,
this
study
aims
to
enhance
different
categories.
A
novel
method
for
generating
overlapping-labeled
category
datasets
is
proposed.
Additionally,
Tea-You
Only
Look
Once
v8n
(T-YOLOv8n)
model
introduced
detection.
By
incorporating
Convolutional
Block
Attention
Module
(CBAM)
Bidirectional
Feature
Pyramid
Network
(BiFPN)
multi-scale
feature
fusion,
improved
T-YOLOv8n
demonstrates
superior
performance
detecting
small
overlapping
targets.
Moreover,
integrating
CIOU
Focal
Loss
functions
further
optimizes
accuracy
stability
bounding
box
predictions.
Experimental
results
highlight
that
proposed
surpasses
YOLOv8,
YOLOv5,
YOLOv9
mAP50,
achieving
increase
from
70.5%
74.4%
recall
73.3%
75.4%.
computational
costs
are
reduced
by
up
19.3%,
confirming
its
robustness
suitability
complex
garden
environment.
The
detection
while
maintaining
computationally
efficient
operations,
facilitating
practical
deployment
resource-constrained
edge
computing
environments.
advanced
fusion
data
augmentation
techniques,
enhanced
adaptability
lighting
conditions
background
variations,
scenarios.
contributes
development
smart
agricultural
technologies,
including
intelligent
classification,
real-time
monitoring,
providing
new
opportunities
sustainability
production.
Language: Английский
Robust soybean seed yield estimation using high-throughput ground robot videos
Jiale Feng,
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Samuel W. Blair,
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Timilehin T. Ayanlade
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et al.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 31, 2025
We
present
a
novel
method
for
soybean
[Glycine
max
(L.)
Merr.]
yield
estimation
leveraging
high-throughput
seed
counting
via
computer
vision
and
deep
learning
techniques.
Traditional
methods
collecting
data
are
labor-intensive,
costly,
prone
to
equipment
failures
at
critical
collection
times
require
transportation
of
across
field
sites.
Computer
vision,
the
teaching
computers
interpret
visual
data,
allows
us
extract
detailed
information
directly
from
images.
By
treating
it
as
task,
we
report
more
efficient
alternative,
employing
ground
robot
equipped
with
fisheye
cameras
capture
comprehensive
videos
plots
which
images
extracted
in
variety
development
programs.
These
processed
through
P2PNet-Yield
model,
framework,
where
combined
feature
extraction
module
(the
backbone
P2PNet-Soy)
regression
estimate
yields
plots.
Our
results
built
on
2
years
testing
plot
data-8,500
2021
650
2023.
With
these
datasets,
our
approach
incorporates
several
innovations
further
improve
accuracy
generalizability
architecture,
such
image
correction
augmentation
random
sensor
effects.
The
model
achieved
genotype
ranking
score
up
83%.
It
demonstrates
32%
reduction
time
collect
well
costs
associated
traditional
estimation,
offering
scalable
solution
breeding
programs
agricultural
productivity
enhancement.
Language: Английский
SmartPod: An Automated Framework for High-Precision Soybean Pod Counting in Field Phenotyping
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 791 - 791
Published: March 24, 2025
Accurate
soybean
pod
counting
remains
a
significant
challenge
in
field-based
phenotyping
due
to
complex
factors
such
as
occlusion,
dense
distributions,
and
background
interference.
We
present
SmartPod,
an
advanced
deep
learning
framework
that
addresses
these
challenges
through
three
key
innovations:
(1)
novel
vision
Transformer
architecture
for
enhanced
feature
representation,
(2)
efficient
attention
mechanism
the
improved
detection
of
overlapping
pods,
(3)
semi-supervised
strategy
maximizes
performance
with
limited
annotated
data.
Extensive
evaluations
demonstrate
SmartPod
achieves
state-of-the-art
Average
Precision
at
IoU
threshold
0.5
(AP@IoU
=
0.5)
94.1%,
outperforming
existing
methods
by
1.7–4.6%
across
various
field
conditions.
This
improvement,
combined
framework’s
robustness
environments,
positions
transformative
tool
large-scale
precision
breeding
applications.
Language: Английский
Practical framework for generative on-branch soybean pod detection in occlusion and class imbalance scenes
Kanglei Wu,
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Tan Wang,
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Yuan Rao
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et al.
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
139, P. 109613 - 109613
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
Language: Английский
Vision foundation model for agricultural applications with efficient layer aggregation network
Jianxiong Ye,
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Zhenghong Yu,
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Jiewu Lin
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et al.
Expert Systems with Applications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
257, P. 124972 - 124972
Published: Aug. 10, 2024
Language: Английский
SPCN: An Innovative Soybean Pod Counting Network Based on HDC Strategy and Attention Mechanism
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 1347 - 1347
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Soybean
pod
count
is
a
crucial
aspect
of
soybean
plant
phenotyping,
offering
valuable
reference
information
for
breeding
and
planting
management.
Traditional
manual
counting
methods
are
not
only
costly
but
also
prone
to
errors.
Existing
detection-based
face
challenges
due
the
crowded
uneven
distribution
pods
on
plants.
To
tackle
this
issue,
we
propose
Pod
Counting
Network
(SPCN)
accurate
counting.
SPCN
density
map-based
architecture
based
Hybrid
Dilated
Convolution
(HDC)
strategy
attention
mechanism
feature
extraction,
using
Unbalanced
Optimal
Transport
(UOT)
loss
function
supervising
map
generation.
Additionally,
introduce
new
diverse
dataset,
BeanCount-1500,
comprising
24,684
images
316
varieties
with
various
backgrounds
lighting
conditions.
Extensive
experiments
BeanCount-1500
demonstrate
advantages
in
an
Mean
Absolute
Error(MAE)
Squared
Error(MSE)
4.37
6.45,
respectively,
significantly
outperforming
current
competing
method
by
substantial
margin.
Its
excellent
performance
Renshou2021
dataset
further
confirms
its
outstanding
generalization
potential.
Overall,
proposed
can
provide
technical
support
intelligent
management
soybean,
promoting
digital
precise
agriculture
general.
Language: Английский
MTSC-Net: A Semi-Supervised Counting Network for Estimating the Number of Slash Pine New Shoots
Zhaoxu Zhang,
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Yanjie Li,
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Yue Cao
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et al.
Plant Phenomics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
new
shoot
density
of
slash
pine
serves
as
a
vital
indicator
for
assessing
its
growth
and
photosynthetic
capacity,
while
the
number
shoots
offers
an
intuitive
reflection
this
density.
With
deep
learning
methods
becoming
increasingly
popular,
automated
counting
has
greatly
improved
in
recent
years
but
is
still
limited
by
tedious
expensive
data
collection
labeling.
To
resolve
these
issues,
paper
proposes
semi-supervised
network
(MTSC-Net)
estimating
shoots.
First,
based
on
mean-teacher
framework,
we
introduce
VGG19
to
extract
multiscale
features.
Second,
connect
local
feature
information
with
global
channel
features,
attention
fusion
module
introduced
achieve
effective
fusion.
Finally,
map
probability
distribution
are
processed
fine-grained
manner
through
dilated
convolution
regression
head
classification
head.
In
addition,
masked
image
modeling
strategy
encourage
contextual
understanding
features
improve
performance.
experimental
results
show
that
MTSC-Net
outperforms
other
models
labeled
percentages
ranging
from
5%
50%.
When
percentage
5%,
mean
absolute
error
root
square
17.71
25.49,
respectively.
These
findings
demonstrate
our
work
can
be
used
efficient
method
provide
support
tree
breeding
genetic
utilization.
Language: Английский