Object Detection in Adverse Weather Conditions using Machine Learning

Object detection in unfavourable climate situations, such as haze, rainfall, snowfall, and low-mild environments, provides vast challenges for real-time pc vision structures, specifically in crucial packages like autonomous driving, surveillance, and catastrophe reaction. This paper introduces YOLO v9, a novel deep mastering-based totally model optimized for sturdy object detection under such hard conditions. The proposed version builds at the strengths of previous YOLO versions, incorporating a extra efficient convolutional neural community (CNN) spine designed to decorate characteristic extraction in low-visibility situations. Additionally, YOLO v9 leverages superior strategies together with interest mechanisms, neural structure seek (NAS), and multi-sensor records fusion to enhance detection accuracy and reliability across numerous climate situations. We carried out large experiments using a specialised dataset augmented with artificial and real-international pics captured under various damaging climate situations. The outcomes show that YOLO v9 outperforms latest object detection fashions, achieving better suggest Average Precision (mAP) and advanced detection overall performance, specifically in foggy and rainy scenarios. The version's actual-time processing capability makes it appropriate for deployment in programs requiring on the spot decision-making, together with self sustaining cars and out of doors surveillance systems. Our findings spotlight the potential of YOLO v9 to significantly beautify the protection and reliability of item detection systems in environments wherein visibility is compromised by means of detrimental weather.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/smart63812.2024.10882495
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2
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Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
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Object Detection in Adverse Weather Conditions using Machine Learning

Tannu Kumari, Manvi Siwach, Shikha Gupta, Shveta Rattanpal et al.
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Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
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Object Detection in Adverse Weather Conditions using Machine Learning

Tannu Kumari, Manvi Siwach, Shikha Gupta, Shveta Rattanpal, K C Kashish
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Abstract

Object detection in unfavourable climate situations, such as haze, rainfall, snowfall, and low-mild environments, provides vast challenges for real-time pc vision structures, specifically in crucial packages like autonomous driving, surveillance, and catastrophe reaction. This paper introduces YOLO v9, a novel deep mastering-based totally model optimized for sturdy object detection under such hard conditions. The proposed version builds at the strengths of previous YOLO versions, incorporating a extra efficient convolutional neural community (CNN) spine designed to decorate characteristic extraction in low-visibility situations. Additionally, YOLO v9 leverages superior strategies together with interest mechanisms, neural structure seek (NAS), and multi-sensor records fusion to enhance detection accuracy and reliability across numerous climate situations. We carried out large experiments using a specialised dataset augmented with artificial and real-international pics captured under various damaging climate situations. The outcomes show that YOLO v9 outperforms latest object detection fashions, achieving better suggest Average Precision (mAP) and advanced detection overall performance, specifically in foggy and rainy scenarios. The version's actual-time processing capability makes it appropriate for deployment in programs requiring on the spot decision-making, together with self sustaining cars and out of doors surveillance systems. Our findings spotlight the potential of YOLO v9 to significantly beautify the protection and reliability of item detection systems in environments wherein visibility is compromised by means of detrimental weather.

Chandigarh University (IN)
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Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
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