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¹School of Yonyou Digital and Intelligence, Nantong Institute of Technology, Nantong 226001, China.

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Summary

This study introduces a new dataset and YOLOv9-C based method to improve unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) detection. The enhanced detector accurately distinguishes UAVs from similar objects like planes and birds, boosting anti-interference capabilities.

Keywords:

YOLOv9 anti-UAV detection anti-interference anti-UAV dataset

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Area of Science:

Computer Vision
Artificial Intelligence
Aerospace Engineering

Background:

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) present detection challenges due to interference from visually similar objects like planes, helicopters, and birds.
Existing UAV detection systems often lack robust anti-interference capabilities, leading to misclassifications.

Purpose of the Study:

To enhance the anti-interference performance of UAV detection systems.
To develop a robust method for distinguishing UAVs from other flying objects.

Main Methods:

Construction of a novel anti-interference dataset with 5062 images, including UAVs, planes, helicopters, and birds.
Proposal of a UAV detection method utilizing YOLOv9-C, incorporating dot distance for sample assignment to improve small target detection.

Main Results:

The developed dataset aids in training detectors to differentiate UAVs from non-target objects.
The proposed YOLOv9-C based method demonstrated superior anti-interference performance compared to existing algorithms.
Improved detection accuracy for small UAV targets was achieved through optimized sample assignment.

Conclusions:

The novel dataset and detection method significantly improve UAV detection's anti-interference capabilities.
This research provides a valuable resource for developing and validating advanced UAV detection technologies.
The findings contribute to safer and more reliable UAV monitoring and management systems.