Image Electronic Evidence Screening Based on Improved SSD

Abstract

With the development of information technology, electronic evidence plays an increasingly important role in the judicial trial. In Judicial Forensics, it is difficult to extract effective electronic evidence accurately and quickly from a large number of electronic data. Traditional means generally take artificial identification to collect, which takes a long time and is not efficient. Using SSD target detection and recognition algorithm instead of traditional means can effectively reduce the time of screening evidence, but the basic SSD neural network is prone to miss detection for small targets. To solve the above problems, an improved SSD-based image electronic evidence screening method is proposed. This method optimizes the SSD neural network adaptively, introduces the attention mechanism module in the shallow convolution layer of the network to improve the representation ability of the feature map, and fuses the image features obtained from different convolution layers with multi-scale features to increase the shallow feature information. The experimental data are used to test the improved algorithm and analyze the experimental results. It is found that compared with the original SSD neural network algorithm, the detection mean average precision of the improved algorithm is increased by 4.7%, reaching 84.3%, which shows the feasibility and effectiveness of the improved algorithm.