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Technologies and technical equipment for agriculture and food industry

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Volume 77 / No. 3 / 2025

Pages : 492-503

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AN IMPROVED YOLOV11N-BASED GENET FOR MISSING-SEED DETECTION AND COUNTING IN AN OBLIQUE HOOK-SHAPED SPOON-TYPE SMALL PRECISION SEED METERING DEVICE

基于改进YOLOV11N的斜勾勺式小型精量排种器漏播检测与计数模型GENET

DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-77-40

Authors

Wen SHIWEI

Northwest A&F University

Zhang DEYI

Northwest A&F University

Wei NAISHUO

Northwest A&F University

Ge YAHAO

Northwest A&F University

(*) Chen JUN

Northwest A&F University

Chen YU

Northwest A&F University

Zhang SHUO

Northwest A&F University

Bo HONGMING

Shangluo Agricultural Ecological Resources Protection Center

Yuan WEI

Shangluo Agricultural Machinery Administration

Zhang BIN

Shangluo Tengfei Agricultural Equipment Co., Ltd.

(*) Corresponding authors:

chenjun_jdxy@nwsuaf.edu.cn |

Chen JUN

Abstract

A lightweight vision-based model, GENet, is proposed to overcome the limitations of conventional missing-seed detection systems, which are highly sensitive to seed characteristics and constrained by slow response and complex configuration. Deployed on a small precision seeder featuring an oblique hook-shaped spoon-type metering device, GENet integrates Ghost Modules, C3Ghost structures, and an ECA attention mechanism. Experiments demonstrate an mAP50–95 of 85.2%, accuracy of 99.9%, and 185 FPS inference speed on the Jetson AGX Xavier platform, while reducing model parameters by over 40%. Validation on the JPS-12 test bench confirms its robustness, providing an efficient solution for intelligent precision seeding.

Abstract in Chinese

为克服传统漏播检测系统易受种子特性影响、响应迟缓且结构复杂等问题,提出一种基于改进YOLOv11n架构的轻量化视觉模型GENet。该模型部署于配备倾斜钩勺式排种装置的小型精量播种机上,集成了Ghost模块、C3Ghost结构与ECA注意力机制。实验结果表明,在Jetson AGX Xavier平台上,GENet的mAP50–95达到85.2%,检测精度为99.9%,推理速度达185 FPS,参数量减少超过40%。在JPS-12试验台上的验证结果表明,该模型具有良好的鲁棒性,为智能精量播种提供了一种高效的解决方案。


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