https://doi.org/10.4081/jae.2024.1606 Fine-grained recognition algorithm of crop pests based on cross-layer bilinear aggregation and multi-task learning
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Fine-grained recognition of crop pests is a crucial concern in the field of agriculture, as the accuracy of recognition and generalization ability directly affect the yield and quality of crops. Aiming at the characteristics of crop pests with a wide variety of species, small inter-class and large intra-class differences in external morphology, as well as the problems of uneven sample distribution and noisy labels in fine-grained image datasets under complex environments, we propose a fine-grained recognition model of crop pests (MT-MACLBPHSNet) based on cross-layer bilinear aggregation and multi-task learning, which consists of three key modules: the backbone network module, the cross-layer bilinear aggregation module, and the multi-task learning module. A new union loss function is designed in the primary task of the multi-task learning module, which is used to alleviate the two problems existing in the model training fine-grained image datasets. The experimental results show that the model effectively balances the model complexity and recognition accuracy in a comparative analysis with several existing excellent network models on the IP102-CP13 dataset, with the recognition accuracy reaching 75.37%, which is 7.06% higher than the Baseline model, and the F1-score reaching 67.06%. Additionally, the generalization of the model is also verified on the IP102-VP16 dataset, and the model outperforms most of the models in terms of recognition accuracy and generalization ability, which can provide an effective reference for fine-grained recognition of crop pests.
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Ruan, J. (2024) “Fine-grained recognition algorithm of crop pests based on cross-layer bilinear aggregation and multi-task learning”, Journal of Agricultural Engineering, 55(3). doi: 10.4081/jae.2024.1606.
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