Real-Time Classification of Chicken Parts in the Packaging Process Using Object Detection Models Based on Deep Learning
Dilruba Şahin,
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Orhan Torkul,
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Merve Şişci
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et al.
Processes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 1005 - 1005
Published: March 27, 2025
Chicken
meat
plays
an
important
role
in
the
healthy
diets
of
many
people
and
has
a
large
global
trade
volume.
In
chicken
sector,
some
production
processes,
traditional
methods
are
used.
Traditional
part
sorting
often
manual
time-consuming,
especially
during
packaging
process.
This
study
aimed
to
identify
classify
parts
for
their
input
process
with
highest
possible
accuracy
speed.
For
this
purpose,
deep-learning-based
object
detection
models
were
An
image
dataset
was
developed
classification
by
collecting
data
different
parts,
such
as
legs,
breasts,
shanks,
wings,
drumsticks.
The
trained
You
Only
Look
Once
version
8
(YOLOv8)
algorithm
variants
Real-Time
Detection
Transformer
(RT-DETR)
variants.
Then,
they
evaluated
compared
based
on
precision,
recall,
F1-Score,
mean
average
precision
(mAP),
Mean
Inference
Time
per
frame
(MITF)
metrics.
Based
obtained
results,
YOLOv8s
model
outperformed
other
YOLOv8
versions
RT-DETR
obtaining
values
0.9969,
0.9950,
0.9807
F1-score,
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[email protected]:0.95,
respectively.
It
been
proven
suitable
real-time
applications
MITF
value
10.3
ms/image.
Language: Английский
MDD-DETR: Lightweight Detection Algorithm for Printed Circuit Board Minor Defects
Jinmin Peng,
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Weipeng Fan,
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Song Lan
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et al.
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(22), P. 4453 - 4453
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
PCBs
(printed
circuit
boards)
are
the
core
components
of
modern
electronic
devices,
and
inspecting
them
for
defects
will
have
a
direct
impact
on
performance,
reliability
cost
product.
However,
performance
current
detection
algorithms
in
identifying
minor
PCB
(e.g.,
mouse
bite
spur)
still
requires
improvement.
This
paper
presents
MDD-DETR
algorithm
detecting
PCBs.
The
backbone
network,
MDDNet,
is
used
to
efficiently
extract
features
while
significantly
reducing
number
parameters.
Simultaneously,
HiLo
attention
mechanism
captures
both
high-
low-frequency
features,
transmitting
broader
range
gradient
information
neck.
Additionally,
proposed
SOEP
neck
network
effectively
fuses
scale
particularly
those
rich
small
targets,
INM-IoU
loss
function
optimization
enables
more
effective
distinction
between
background,
further
improving
accuracy.
Experimental
results
PCB_DATASET
show
that
achieves
99.3%
mAP,
outperforming
RT-DETR
by
2.0%
parameters
32.3%,
thus
addressing
challenges
defects.
Language: Английский
Assessing semantic consistency of pavement markings and signs using street view images – a case study on lane-turning information
International Journal of Digital Earth,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
Road
asset
management
(RAM)
is
crucial
in
road
construction
and
maintenance.
Previous
efforts
have
focused
on
the
digitization
of
physical
state
facilities,
such
as
location
condition.
However,
semantic
information
conveyed
by
these
instructions,
controls,
warnings,
consistency
across
multiple
facilities
has
been
neglected.
Inconsistent
can
confuse
users,
disrupt
traffic,
endanger
lives.
To
address
this
critical
problem,
study
proposes
concept
'semantic
space'
for
presents
a
comprehensive
framework
that
combines
street
view
images
with
deep
learning
techniques
to
detect,
localize,
analyze
space,
specifically
focusing
lane-turning
information.
validate
effectiveness
our
framework,
we
conducted
experiments
81
km
urban
roads
Nanjing,
Jiangsu,
China.
The
experimental
results
show
method
an
overall
precision
77.6%
recall
94.2%
detecting
defined
inconsistency
errors.
While
focuses
information,
proposed
space
detection
assessment
shows
promise
analyzing
inconsistencies
other
diverse
discrete
contributing
enhanced
RAM.
Language: Английский
A Comparative Study of Deep Learning Frameworks Applied to Coffee Plant Detection from Close-Range UAS-RGB Imagery in Costa Rica
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 4617 - 4617
Published: Dec. 10, 2024
Introducing
artificial
intelligence
techniques
in
agriculture
offers
new
opportunities
for
improving
crop
management,
such
as
coffee
plantations,
which
constitute
a
complex
agroforestry
environment.
This
paper
presents
comparative
study
of
three
deep
learning
frameworks:
Deep
Forest,
RT-DETR,
and
Yolov9,
customized
plant
detection
trained
from
images
with
high
spatial
resolution
(cm/pix).
Each
frame
had
dimensions
640
×
pixels
acquired
passive
RGB
sensors
onboard
UAS
(Unmanned
Aerial
Systems)
system.
The
image
set
was
structured
consolidated
UAS-RGB
imagery
acquisition
six
locations
along
the
Central
Valley,
Costa
Rica,
through
automated
photogrammetric
missions.
It
evidenced
that
RT-DETR
Yolov9
frameworks
allowed
adequate
generalization
mAP50
values
higher
than
90%
mAP5095
54%,
scenarios
application
data
augmentation
techniques.
Forest
also
achieved
good
metrics,
but
noticeably
lower
when
compared
to
other
frameworks.
were
able
generalize
detect
plants
unseen
include
forest
structures
within
tropical
Systems
(AFS).
Language: Английский