RESEARCH ON A MAIZE IMPERFECT KERNEL DETECTION SYSTEM BASED ON CALFNET
基于CALFNET的玉米不完善粒检测系统研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-13
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To address the limitations of existing detection methods for imperfect maize kernels during grain acquisition and storage — specifically limited detection categories, difficulty in identifying minute defects, insufficient robustness in individual kernel extraction, and incomplete information from single-view inspection — this paper proposes a multi-stage detection method based on CALFNet. The proposed method begins with image acquisition using a standardized imaging system, followed by a single-kernel extraction model that integrates YOLOv8 with the watershed algorithm to segment densely distributed maize kernels. The Hungarian algorithm is then employed to automatically match the front and back images of the same kernel. Based on this process, a dual-stream feature fusion classification network, CALFNet, was constructed, integrating EfficientNet-B0 and MobileNetV2 to fuse visual information from both sides of the kernels. A GUI-based detection system was subsequently developed, and the DeepSeek V3 large language model was incorporated to analyse the classification results, enabling the automatic generation of quality evaluation reports and production guidance recommendations. Experimental results show that the CALFNet model achieved a classification accuracy of 99.16% on the test set, outperforming the comparative models. In a full-pipeline integrated test on 506 real-world samples, the overall recognition and classification accuracy reached 96.05%. This study provides a feasible solution for the intelligent assessment of maize quality.
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