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CAP-YOLO: Channel Attention Based Pruning YOLO for Coal Mine Real-Time Intelligent Monitoring
Zhi Xu1, Jingzhao Li1, Yifan Meng1
1College of Electrical and Information Engineering, Anhui University of Science and Technology, Huainan 232000, China.
Abstract:
Real-time coal mine intelligent monitoring for pedestrian identifying and positioning is an important means to ensure safety in production. Traditional object detection models based on neural networks require significant computational and storage resources, which results in difficulty of deploying models on edge devices for real-time intelligent monitoring. To address the above problems, CAP-YOLO (Channel Attention based Pruning YOLO) and AEPSM (adaptive image enhancement parameter selection module) are proposed in this paper to achieve real-time intelligent analysis for coal mine surveillance videos. Firstly, DCAM (Deep Channel Attention Module) is proposed to evaluate the importance level of channels in YOLOv3. Secondly, the filters corresponding to the low importance channels are pruned to generate CAP-YOLO, which recovers the accuracy through fine-tuning. Finally, considering the lighting environments are varied in different coal mine fields, AEPSM is proposed to select parameters for CLAHE (Contrast Limited Adaptive Histogram Equalization) under different fields. Experiment results show that the weight size of CAP-YOLO is 8.3× smaller than YOLOv3, but only 7% lower than mAP, and the inference speed of CAP-YOLO is three times faster than that of YOLOv3. On NVIDIA Jetson TX2, CAP-YOLO realizes 31 FPS inference speed.
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