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Dongmei Chen1, Peipei Cao1, Zhihua Diao2
1College of Artificial Intelligence, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, China.
Introduction:
In real agricultural environments, many pests camouflage themselves against complex backgrounds, significantly increasing detection difficulty. This study addresses the challenge of camouflaged pest detection.
Methods:
We propose a Transformer-based detection framework that integrates three key modules: 1.Fine-Grained Score Predictor (FGSP) - guides object queries to potential foreground regions; 2.MaskMLP generates instance-aware pixel-level masks; 3.Denoising Module and DropKey strategy - enhance training stability and attention robustness.
Results:
Evaluated on the COD10k and Locust datasets, our model achieves AP scores of 36.31 and 75.07, respectively, outperforming Deformable DETR by 2.3% and 3.1%. On the Locust dataset, Recall and F1-score improve by 6.15% and 6.52%, respectively. Ablation studies confirm the contribution of each module.
Discussion:
These results demonstrate that our method significantly improves detection of camouflaged pests in complex field environments. It offers a robust solution for agricultural pest monitoring and crop protection applications.
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