OMB-YOLO-tiny: A Lightweight Detection Model for Damaged Pleurotus ostreatus Based on Enhanced YOLOv8n

Pleurotus ostreatus, classified under the phylum Basidiomycota, order Agaricales, and family Pleurotaceae, is a prevalent gray edible fungus. Its physical damage not only compromises quality and appearance but also significantly diminishes market value. This study proposed an enhanced method for detecting Pleurotus ostreatus damage based on an improved YOLOv8n model, aiming to advance the accessibility of damage recognition technology, enhance automation in Pleurotus cultivation, and reduce labor dependency. This approach holds critical implications for agricultural modernization and serves as a pivotal step in advancing China’s agricultural modernization, while providing valuable references for subsequent research. Utilizing a self-collected, self-organized, and self-constructed dataset, we modified the feature extraction module of the original YOLOv8n by integrating a lightweight GhostHGNetv2 backbone network. During the feature fusion stage, the original YOLOv8 components were replaced with a lightweight SlimNeck network, and an Attentional Scale Sequence Fusion (ASF) mechanism was incorporated into the feature fusion architecture, resulting in the proposed OMB-YOLO model. This model achieves a remarkable balance between parameter efficiency and detection accuracy, attaining a parameter of 2.24 M and a [email protected] of 90.11% on the test set. To further optimize model lightweighting, the DepGraph method was applied for pruning the OMB-YOLO model, yielding the OMB-YOLO-tiny variant. Experimental evaluations on the damaged Pleurotus dataset demonstrate that the OMB-YOLO-tiny model outperforms mainstream models in both accuracy and inference speed while reducing parameters by nearly half. With a parameter of 1.72 M and [email protected] of 90.14%, the OMB-YOLO-tiny model emerges as an optimal solution for detecting Pleurotus ostreatus damage. These results validate its efficacy and practical applicability in agricultural quality control systems.

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Horticulturae
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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.3390/horticulturae11070744
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Bacterial biofilms and quorum sensing
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OMB-YOLO-tiny: A Lightweight Detection Model for Damaged Pleurotus ostreatus Based on Enhanced YOLOv8n

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OMB-YOLO-tiny: A Lightweight Detection Model for Damaged Pleurotus ostreatus Based on Enhanced YOLOv8n

Chunguang Bi, Shuming Liu, Fude Wang, Xin Qi, Rui-Qing Ji, Lei Shi, Haohai You, Zhuo Bai, Zhanchen Wei, Xiangmeng Yin
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Abstract

Pleurotus ostreatus, classified under the phylum Basidiomycota, order Agaricales, and family Pleurotaceae, is a prevalent gray edible fungus. Its physical damage not only compromises quality and appearance but also significantly diminishes market value. This study proposed an enhanced method for detecting Pleurotus ostreatus damage based on an improved YOLOv8n model, aiming to advance the accessibility of damage recognition technology, enhance automation in Pleurotus cultivation, and reduce labor dependency. This approach holds critical implications for agricultural modernization and serves as a pivotal step in advancing China’s agricultural modernization, while providing valuable references for subsequent research. Utilizing a self-collected, self-organized, and self-constructed dataset, we modified the feature extraction module of the original YOLOv8n by integrating a lightweight GhostHGNetv2 backbone network. During the feature fusion stage, the original YOLOv8 components were replaced with a lightweight SlimNeck network, and an Attentional Scale Sequence Fusion (ASF) mechanism was incorporated into the feature fusion architecture, resulting in the proposed OMB-YOLO model. This model achieves a remarkable balance between parameter efficiency and detection accuracy, attaining a parameter of 2.24 M and a [email protected] of 90.11% on the test set. To further optimize model lightweighting, the DepGraph method was applied for pruning the OMB-YOLO model, yielding the OMB-YOLO-tiny variant. Experimental evaluations on the damaged Pleurotus dataset demonstrate that the OMB-YOLO-tiny model outperforms mainstream models in both accuracy and inference speed while reducing parameters by nearly half. With a parameter of 1.72 M and [email protected] of 90.14%, the OMB-YOLO-tiny model emerges as an optimal solution for detecting Pleurotus ostreatus damage. These results validate its efficacy and practical applicability in agricultural quality control systems.

HorticulturaeVol. 11(7)
Jilin Agricultural University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Bacterial biofilms and quorum sensing
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