TOBACCO COATED SEED RECOGNITION AND CLASSIFICATION METHOD BASED ON IMPROVED YOLOV10N
基于改进YOLOV10N的烟草包衣种子识别分类方法
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-79-96
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Abstract
Efficient classification of tobacco coated seeds is critical for seed quality assurance in the tobacco industry, yet the nearly identical appearance of coated seeds renders manual sorting labor-intensive and unreliable. Existing automated solutions either lack the precision required for distinguishing sub-millimeter size differences or are too computationally demanding for deployment on edge devices in seed processing facilities. To bridge this gap, this study proposes a lightweight classification model, EMC-YOLO, based on an improved YOLOv10n. This model optimizes YOLOv10n in three aspects: first, replacing the original backbone network with EfficientViT, balancing low computational requirements and global feature extraction capabilities; second, introducing an improved multi-scale spatial pyramid attention (MSPA) into the neck network, utilizing parallel dilated convolution to optimize feature fusion; third, employing the CARAFE operator for upsampling to enhance the edge restoration effect of small targets. Experiments show that the precision, recall, and mAP@0.5 of EMC-YOLO reach 95.12%, 91.20%, and 93.01%, respectively, representing improvements of 2.12, 1.20, and 1.01 percentage points over the original model. Simultaneously, the model reduces the number of parameters by 71%, computational load by 75%, and weight volume by 68.1%. This model achieves high-performance detection with low resource consumption, providing a technical reference for automated seed quality inspection. Validation on a designed seed detection platform under simulated production conditions yielded a coating qualification rate of 95.50%, meeting the 95% industrial benchmark, and confirming the practical feasibility of the proposed method for automated quality inspection in tobacco seed processing lines.
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