Perception Reinforcement Using Auxiliary Learning Feature Fusion: A Modified Yolov8 for Head Detection

Jiezhou Chen, Guankun Wang, Weixiang Liu, Xiaopin Zhong, Yibin Tian +1 more
10/14/2023
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Head detection provides distribution information of pedestrian, which is crucial for scene statistical analysis, traffic management, and risk assessment and early warning. However, scene complexity and large-scale variation in the real world make accurate detection more difficult. Therefore, we present a modified Yolov8 which improves head detection performance through reinforcing target perception. An Auxiliary Learning Feature Fusion (ALFF) module comprised of LSTM and convolutional blocks is used as the auxiliary task to help the model perceive targets. In addition, we introduce Noise Calibration into Distribution Focal Loss to facilitate model fitting and improve the accuracy of detection. Considering the requirements of high accuracy and speed for the head detection task, our method is adapted with two kinds of backbone, namely Yolov8n and Yolov8m. The results demonstrate the superior performance of our approach in improving detection accuracy and robustness.

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@article{chen2023perception,
  title  = {Perception Reinforcement Using Auxiliary Learning Feature Fusion: A Modified Yolov8 for Head Detection},
  author = {Jiezhou Chen and Guankun Wang and Weixiang Liu and Xiaopin Zhong and Yibin Tian and ZongZe Wu},
  year   = {2023},
  eprint = {2310.09492},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2310.09492v1}
}

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