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YOLO-STOD: an industrial conveyor belt tear detection model based on Yolov5 algorithm
Wei Liu1, Qing Tao2, Nini Wang3
1School of Mechanical Engineering, Xinjiang University, Urumqi, 830000, China.
A new deep learning method, YOLO-STOD, effectively detects conveyor belt tears in real-time. This visual detection system enhances safety in the coal industry by improving small-target identification amidst complex interference.
Area of Science:
- * Computer Vision
- * Deep Learning
- * Industrial Safety
Background:
- * Real-time detection of conveyor belt tears is critical for safety and operational efficiency in the coal industry.
- * Existing methods struggle with the multi-scale nature, small targets, and complex interference characteristic of conveyor belt tears.
- * There is a need for improved algorithms capable of robustly detecting small-size tear damage under challenging industrial conditions.
Purpose of the Study:
- * To develop an advanced deep learning-based visual detection method for real-time identification of conveyor belt tears.
- * To address the challenges of multi-scale targets, abundant small targets, and complex interference in tear detection.
- * To enhance the performance and robustness of conveyor belt tear detection systems for industrial applications.
Main Methods:
- * Development of a specialized multi-case conveyor belt tear dataset to accommodate complex interference and small-size detection scenarios.
- * Design of the YOLO-STOD detection method, incorporating the BotNet attention mechanism for enhanced feature extraction, particularly for small targets.
- * Utilization of Shape_IOU for calculating training loss, considering bounding box shape regression to improve model robustness.
Main Results:
- * The YOLO-STOD method demonstrated superior performance compared to competing methods in experimental evaluations.
- * Achieved a recall of 91.2%, a Map value of 91.9%, and a Frames Per Second (FPS) of 190.966.
- * The method effectively addresses the challenges of small targets and complex interference in conveyor belt tear detection.
Conclusions:
- * The proposed YOLO-STOD visual detection method is highly effective for real-time conveyor belt tear detection.
- * The system's performance metrics satisfy the stringent requirements for industrial real-time detection.
- * YOLO-STOD is a promising solution for enhancing safety and operational monitoring in the industrial mining sector.
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