RESEARCH ON A TOMATO RIPENESS DETECTION METHOD BASED ON CMLE-YOLO
基于CMLE-YOLO的番茄成熟度检测方法研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-62
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Improper selection of tomato harvest maturity often leads to uneven ripening, overripening, rotting, or softening damage during transportation, resulting in significant distribution losses. To obtain objective criteria for tomato maturity grading and quantitative statistics, this paper proposes an improved lightweight tomato maturity detection and counting model, CMLE-YOLO, using common tomatoes as the research subject. Building upon YOLOv11, this model incorporates Cross-Phase Fast Mixed Attention (CFMA) modules in both the trunk and neck networks to enhance spatial feature interaction and global context modeling capabilities. Concurrently, a lightweight Quality-Aware Detection Head (LQAD) is designed to improve consistency between classification confidence and localization accuracy while reducing parameter redundancy. Experimental results demonstrate that CMLE-YOLO achieves outstanding performance in detecting immature, semi-mature, and mature tomatoes, with an mAP@50 of 0.8508, significantly outperforming mainstream models such as YOLOv5, YOLOv6, and YOLOv8. while maintaining lightweight characteristics with only 2.13 million parameters and computational complexity of 5.2 GFLOPs, lower than most comparable models. This study confirms the method achieves a favorable balance between detection accuracy and computational efficiency, providing effective technical support for real-time tomato ripeness monitoring and yield assessment.
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