YOLO-CE for Accurate Livestock Detection in Challenging Landfill Environments

Livestock grazing at landfill sites in Indonesia poses significant public health risks due to microplastic contamination, a persistent issue despite regulations.This study introduces SIDETA defined as "Smart Intelligent Detection and Tracking Application", a Livestock Detection and Counting System powered by YOLO-CE (You Only Look Once -Cluttered Environments), an improved YOLO algorithm designed for complex landfill environments.YOLO-CE incorporates Cross-Stage Partial connections, a Path Aggregation Network, and Coordinate Attention mechanisms to enhance detection accuracy in cluttered and noisy settings.Developed using Python and the Streamlit framework, SIDETA offers a user-friendly platform for livestock monitoring and data documentation.A dataset of 577 manually annotated images from diverse landfill sites was used, partitioned into training (404 images, 70%), validation (115 images, 20%), and test (58 images, 10%) sets.Experimental results show YOLO-CE outperforms traditional YOLO models, achieving a Precision of 0.812, Recall of 0.529, and mAP@50 of 0.654, demonstrating its robustness and reliability.By addressing challenges such as overlapping objects and occlusions, SIDETA bridges cutting-edge deep learning technologies with real-world applications, providing an accurate and scalable solution to mitigate health risks associated with livestock grazing at landfill sites.

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International journal of intelligent engineering and systems
Published
2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.22266/ijies2025.0531.51
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Geophysical Methods and Applications
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YOLO-CE for Accurate Livestock Detection in Challenging Landfill Environments

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International journal of intelligent engineering and systems
Geophysical Methods and Applications
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YOLO-CE for Accurate Livestock Detection in Challenging Landfill Environments

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Abstract

Livestock grazing at landfill sites in Indonesia poses significant public health risks due to microplastic contamination, a persistent issue despite regulations.This study introduces SIDETA defined as "Smart Intelligent Detection and Tracking Application", a Livestock Detection and Counting System powered by YOLO-CE (You Only Look Once -Cluttered Environments), an improved YOLO algorithm designed for complex landfill environments.YOLO-CE incorporates Cross-Stage Partial connections, a Path Aggregation Network, and Coordinate Attention mechanisms to enhance detection accuracy in cluttered and noisy settings.Developed using Python and the Streamlit framework, SIDETA offers a user-friendly platform for livestock monitoring and data documentation.A dataset of 577 manually annotated images from diverse landfill sites was used, partitioned into training (404 images, 70%), validation (115 images, 20%), and test (58 images, 10%) sets.Experimental results show YOLO-CE outperforms traditional YOLO models, achieving a Precision of 0.812, Recall of 0.529, and mAP@50 of 0.654, demonstrating its robustness and reliability.By addressing challenges such as overlapping objects and occlusions, SIDETA bridges cutting-edge deep learning technologies with real-world applications, providing an accurate and scalable solution to mitigate health risks associated with livestock grazing at landfill sites.

International journal of intelligent engineering and systemsVol. 18(4)
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