MINOR SURFACE DEFECT DETECTION IN AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY USING AN OPTIMIZED YOLOV11N ARCHITECTURE
基于改进YOLOV11N的农业机械微小表面缺陷检测方法
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-10
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Reliable operation of agricultural machinery depends on the structural integrity of its steel components during manufacturing. To accurately detect minor surface defects on steel components of agricultural machinery in complex environments, this study proposes an improved detection model, CGC-YOLOv11n, based on the YOLOv11n architecture. The research focuses on enhancing real-time, high-precision defect detection for agricultural machinery maintenance, addressing challenges such as subtle defects under dust, vibration, and foreign object conditions. First, Converse2D reverse convolution is integrated into the C3k2 module to enhance fine-grained feature representation for subtle and blurred defects. Second, the GESA module replaces C2PSA, leveraging dynamic sparse attention to strengthen multi-scale aggregation and focus on key target cues. Third, a Coordinated Detail-Preserving Contextual Fusion (CDPCF) module—an innovative extension of DPCF—is embedded in the neck, employing adaptive content-aware gating to synergistically balance high- and low-resolution features. Experimental results demonstrate that CGC-YOLOv11n achieves a precision of 74.85%, a recall of 74.16%, and a mean average precision (mAP@0.5) of 79.81%, representing an improvement of 1.83 percentage points over the baseline YOLOv11n. Across datasets including NEU-DET and a self-collected farm machinery set, CGC-YOLOv11n delivers superior detection performance. The improved model exhibits robust capabilities in agricultural machinery maintenance, providing technical support for reliable agricultural operations.
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