APPLICATION OF ZERO-SHOT LARGE MODELS FOR FRUIT OBJECT DETECTION IN SMART AGRICULTURE
在智慧农业中应用ZERO-SHOT大模型实现水果目标检测
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-79-11
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Efficient and flexible agricultural image annotation is crucial for intelligent crop monitoring, yet conventional detection models are limited by fixed class labels and require extensive manual annotations. This study presents a zero-shot annotation framework that integrates OWLv2, Google’s second-generation open-vocabulary vision model, with large language models (e.g., GPT-3.5, DeepSeek V1) to enable multilingual, natural language-driven fruit recognition in smart agriculture. A user-friendly interface was developed to support individual or batch image annotation with adjustable sensitivity to meet diverse field requirements. Experimental evaluations demonstrated the framework's strong generalizability and semantic understanding capabilities, allowing recognition of unseen fruit categories and attributes such as ripeness or color. The system significantly reduces annotation time and labor costs, while enhancing accessibility through natural language interaction. Compared to traditional models, OWLv2 exhibited superior flexibility and required no task-specific dataset retraining, although its computational demands remain higher than lightweight models like YOLO. These results verify the enormous application potential of OWLv2 and similar zero-shot models in agriculture, providing scalable solutions for automated annotation, real-time monitoring, and large-scale data collection.
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