Walnut Detection Through Deep Learning Enhanced by Multispectral Synthetic Images
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| author | Fu, Kaiming Lei, Tong Halubok, Maryia Bailey, Brian N. |
| author_facet | Fu, Kaiming Lei, Tong Halubok, Maryia Bailey, Brian N. |
| contents | The accurate identification of walnuts within orchards brings forth a plethora of advantages, profoundly amplifying the efficiency and productivity of walnut orchard management. Nevertheless, the unique characteristics of walnut trees, characterized by their closely resembling shapes, colors, and textures between the walnuts and leaves, present a formidable challenge in precisely distinguishing between them during the annotation process. In this study, we present a novel approach to improve walnut detection efficiency, utilizing YOLOv5 trained on an enriched image set that incorporates both real and synthetic RGB and NIR images. Our analysis comparing results from our original and augmented datasets shows clear improvements in detection when using the synthetic images. |
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| publishDate | 2023 |
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| spellingShingle | Walnut Detection Through Deep Learning Enhanced by Multispectral Synthetic Images Fu, Kaiming Lei, Tong Halubok, Maryia Bailey, Brian N. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Machine Learning The accurate identification of walnuts within orchards brings forth a plethora of advantages, profoundly amplifying the efficiency and productivity of walnut orchard management. Nevertheless, the unique characteristics of walnut trees, characterized by their closely resembling shapes, colors, and textures between the walnuts and leaves, present a formidable challenge in precisely distinguishing between them during the annotation process. In this study, we present a novel approach to improve walnut detection efficiency, utilizing YOLOv5 trained on an enriched image set that incorporates both real and synthetic RGB and NIR images. Our analysis comparing results from our original and augmented datasets shows clear improvements in detection when using the synthetic images. |
| title | Walnut Detection Through Deep Learning Enhanced by Multispectral Synthetic Images |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.03331 |