YOLO-Based Harmful Wildlife Recognition and Repellent System Using Large AI Learning Dataset

AI-based harmful wildlife repellent devices and systems introduced in several studies are unable to smoothly detect and repel many and various types of harmful wildlifes due to a lack of learning data. To solve this problem, this study proposes an AI object recognition-based harmful wildlife repellent system that learns a YOLO-Based AI model using a 250,000-page wildlife activity dataset and applies it to a harmful wildlife repellent system. By training a new YOLO AI model using large AI training data, mAP (IoU=0.50~0.95) performance is improved by about 4% and prediction speed by about 18% compared to the existing YOLO model, and by applying this to a commercial MCU board, it is possible to construct a low-cost, high-performance harmful wildlife repellent system.

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Journal of Korea Multimedia Society
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.9717/kmms.2024.27.10.1162
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Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications
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YOLO-Based Harmful Wildlife Recognition and Repellent System Using Large AI Learning Dataset

Hyung-Gil Hong, Kwanhyung Park, Sunho Jang, Hyungwon Choi et al.
Journal of Korea Multimedia Society
Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications
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YOLO-Based Harmful Wildlife Recognition and Repellent System Using Large AI Learning Dataset

Hyung-Gil Hong, Kwanhyung Park, Sunho Jang, Hyungwon Choi, Yong-Jun Cho, Taehee Kwon, Mingze Gang, Haeyong Yun
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Abstract

AI-based harmful wildlife repellent devices and systems introduced in several studies are unable to smoothly detect and repel many and various types of harmful wildlifes due to a lack of learning data. To solve this problem, this study proposes an AI object recognition-based harmful wildlife repellent system that learns a YOLO-Based AI model using a 250,000-page wildlife activity dataset and applies it to a harmful wildlife repellent system. By training a new YOLO AI model using large AI training data, mAP (IoU=0.50~0.95) performance is improved by about 4% and prediction speed by about 18% compared to the existing YOLO model, and by applying this to a commercial MCU board, it is possible to construct a low-cost, high-performance harmful wildlife repellent system.

Journal of Korea Multimedia SocietyVol. 27(10)
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications
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