Joint-YODNet: A Light-weight Object Detector for UAVs to Achieve Above 100fps
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Abstract (arXiv)
Small object detection via UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) images captured from drones and radar is a complex task with several formidable challenges. This domain encompasses numerous complexities that impede the accurate detection and localization of small objects. To address these challenges, we propose a novel method called JointYODNet for UAVs to detect small objects, leveraging a joint loss function specifically designed for this task. Our method revolves around the development of a joint loss function tailored to enhance the detection performance of small objects. Through extensive experimentation on a diverse dataset of UAV images captured under varying environmental conditions, we evaluated different variations of the loss function and determined the most effective formulation. The results demonstrate that our proposed joint loss function outperforms existing methods in accurately localizing small objects. Specifically, our method achieves a recall of 0.971, and a F1Score of 0.975, surpassing state-of-the-art techniques. Additionally, our method achieves a [email protected](%) of 98.6, indicating its robustness in detecting small objects across varying scales
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