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A Lightweight YOLOv5-MNE Algorithm for SAR Ship Detection.

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This study introduces YOLOV5-MNE, a lightweight deep learning model for enhanced synthetic aperture radar (SAR) ship detection. It improves speed and reduces resource usage while maintaining high accuracy in complex ocean monitoring scenarios.

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Background:

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites offer all-weather, day-and-night ocean monitoring capabilities.
Ship detection in SAR images faces challenges due to unclear target contours and complex backgrounds (sea clutter, land proximity).
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To develop a lightweight and efficient deep learning model for accurate ship detection in SAR images.
To improve training speed, reduce memory footprint, and minimize model parameters for SAR ship monitoring.

Main Methods:

Proposed a lightweight YOLOV5-MNE model incorporating a redesigned MNEBlock module and standard convolution (CBR).
Integrated the Coordinate Attention (CA) mechanism to enhance detection performance.
Evaluated the model on the large-scale SAR Ship Detection Dataset (SSDD).

Main Results:

Achieved 94.7% precision on the SSDD dataset.
The YOLOV5-MNE model has a small size of 2.2 M.
The model features a low parameter count of 0.91 M.

Conclusions:

The YOLOV5-MNE model offers a significant improvement in training speed and reduced resource requirements for SAR ship detection.
The model effectively balances detection accuracy with computational efficiency, making it suitable for practical ocean monitoring applications.