A FINE-GRAINED OBJECT DETECTION MODEL FOR AERIAL IMAGES BASED ON YOLOV5 DEEP NEURAL NETWORK

Authors

  • Kanaparthy Neeraja
  • Vinit Gunjan

Keywords:

Fine-grain object detection, High-resolution aerial images, Oriented object detection, YOLOv5

Abstract

Research seeks to triumph over the reduction of state-of-the-art algorithms of item reputation, which can be on the whole optimized for the herbal surroundings, via introducing strategies specially evolved to discover pleasant -grained gadgets in far flung taking pictures photographs. Current strategies of recognizing faraway survey items regularly come upon issues with horizontal detection due to headaches in attitude regression, resulting in vast injury to the getting to know of the model. The cyclic nature of angles prevents regression strategies and prevents accurate identification in far flung sensing programs. The proposed approach represents a circular smooth label (CSL) method to transform an perspective regression into a classification layout. This new method offers with the problem of angular regression and offers a extra efficient way to recognize far flung survey gadgets. The progressed version takes advantage of the benefits of Yolov5 as a basis integrates many modules and strategies to increase the accuracy of detection, mainly in small items. The use of CSL increases the ability of the model to understand the angles of desires with any orientation. The improved model achieves efficiency and simplicity, minimizes hardware requirements and denotes a potential trajectory for future progress in fine -grained object recognition in long -distance survey images. In addition, the studies have used advanced approaches such as Yolov5x6, Yolov6 and Yolov7, with Yolov5x6 achieved significant mean average precision (mAP) 69.4%. The front end was built using a flask frame to strengthen the user's interaction and offering a user -friendly interface to test the fine -grained model recognition of objects in aerial photographs with a deep neural network Yolov5. Incorporation of verification ensures safe and regulated access to the system and provides a thorough solution to increase performance and users' evaluation in practical situations.

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Published

2025-10-07

How to Cite

Kanaparthy Neeraja, & Vinit Gunjan. (2025). A FINE-GRAINED OBJECT DETECTION MODEL FOR AERIAL IMAGES BASED ON YOLOV5 DEEP NEURAL NETWORK. Utilitas Mathematica, 122(2), 1600–1606. Retrieved from https://utilitasmathematica.com/index.php/Index/article/view/2895

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