Lightweight Saliency Target Intelligent Detection based on Multi-scale Feature Adaptive Fusion

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Muqing Zhu

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In order to solve the problems of small targets, variable shooting angles, and heights in drone images, the author proposes an adaptive drone target intelligent detection algorithm based on multi-scale feature fusion. The results show that after adding a deconvolution cascade structure to the network, mAP increased by about 2.5 percentage points and AP$^{50}$ increased by about 3 percentage points. Compared with Method 3, Method 4 uses GA-RPN instead of RPN, and when the IOU is 75, the AP increases by 3.5 percentage points, reflecting that the target prediction candidate boxes generated using semantic features adaptively match better than the manually designed target candidate boxes. This indicates that the proposed target detection framework has better classification ability and higher frame regression accuracy. Multi scale adaptive candidate regions are used to generate fused features of different scales generated by the network, weighted fused multi-scale features are used for target prediction, and semantic features are used to guide the network to adaptively generate target candidate frames, greatly enhancing the feature expression ability of various targets and improving the detection accuracy of aerial targets.

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Special Issue - Deep Learning-Based Advanced Research Trends in Scalable Computing