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摘要
小目标检测存在噪声敏感性、频繁遮挡、空间特征显著性低、数据分布不平衡等固有挑战。虽然You Only Look Once 11 (YOLO11)保持了实时处理能力,但由于频域分析不足和浅层网络层的冗余计算操作,影响了其对小目标的检测效率。为了克服这些挑战,本研究引入了自适应高效和动态的YOLO11 (AED-YOLO11),这是一种基于YOLO11架构的新型检测框架,对小目标识别进行了专门的增强。具体来说,该模型引入了以下创新:首先,自适应频域聚合(AFDA)模块使用频域信息和信道加权动态聚合特征,解决小目标图像中的频率不一致问题。其次,高效注意力压缩(Efficient Attention Compression, EAC)模块通过压缩信道尺寸和融合特征显著降低计算成本,从而提高特征提取能力。第三,动态上采样(DySample)模块通过对输入特征映射进行动态采样来增强空间变换能力。最后,利用Wise-IoU(WIoU)损失函数提高对低质量样本的检测性能。此外,检测头的结构进行了优化,以更好地适应小目标的检测需求。总的来说,这些改进提高了模型的准确性和计算效率,在复杂场景中表现出卓越的性能。在VisDrone2019上进行的基准测试表明,与基线方法相比,AED-YOLO11的mAP增强了4.2%,同时在小物体识别任务中超过了现有的yoloo系列模型。
AED-YOLO11: A small object detection model based on YOLO11
Small object detection suffers from inherent challenges including noise susceptibility, frequent occlusions, low spatial feature saliency, and imbalanced data distribution. While You Only Look Once 11 (YOLO11) maintains real-time processing capabilities, its detection efficacy on small objects is compromised by insufficient frequency-domain analysis and redundant computational operations in shallow network layers. To overcome these challenges, this study introduces Adaptive Efficient and Dynamic-YOLO11 (AED-YOLO11), a novel detection framework built upon the YOLO11 architecture with specialized enhancements for small object recognition. Specifically, the model introduces the following innovations: First, the Adaptive Frequency Domain Aggregation (AFDA) module dynamically aggregates features using frequency-domain information and channel-wise weighting, resolving frequency inconsistencies in small object images. Second, the Efficient Attention Compression (EAC) module significantly reduces computational costs by compressing channel dimensions and fusing features, thereby improving feature extraction capabilities. Third, the Dynamic Upsampling (DySample) module enhances spatial transformation capabilities through dynamic sampling of input feature maps. Finally, the Wise-IoU(WIoU) loss function is applied to improve detection performance on low-quality samples. Additionally, the detection head structure is optimized to better suit small object detection needs. Collectively, these improvements enhance the model's accuracy and computational efficiency, demonstrating superior performance in complex scenarios. Benchmark tests on VisDrone2019 indicate AED-YOLO11 yields a 4.2% mAP enhancement over baseline approaches while surpassing existing YOLO-series models in small object recognition tasks.
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