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The existing NAS methods can not directly show the relationship between network models and candidate modules and the accuracy of model recognition. At the same time, many NAS methods have poor scalability and cannot extend their search strategies to arbitrary search space. In response to the above challenges, this paper proposes a visual module contribution neural architecture search method. In this paper, the concept of module contribution is first proposed, and the unified sampling principle in arbitrary search space is given by analyzing the dilemma of the contribution calculation process. Finally, the neural network architecture is generated through a dynamic network programming algorithm for specific constraints. Extensive experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm. Using the CIFAR-10, CIFAR-100, and ImageNet16-120 datasets, the average accuracy on the NAS- Bench- 201 benchmark is 93.33%, 71.07%, and 42.69%, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

It is very important for autonomous driving vehicles to accurately detect objects such as vehicles and pedestrians on the road in real time. Aiming at the problems of missed detection and poor detection effect of small targets in the autonomous driving scene, this paper proposes an automatic driving target detection algorithm that improves the YOLOv7 algorithm. Firstly, it modifies the modules in the network to expand the receptive field, reduces the size of the receptive field module, and improves the speed of the model and enhances the ability to extract image feature information. Secondly, the paper introduces the BRA attention mechanism at the output of the backbone network to improve the model's ability to small target objects. Finally, it replaces the original CIOU loss function of the algorithm with the EIOU loss function to minimize the difference between the height and width of the predicted frame and the real frame, and speeds up the convergence of the model while achieving better positioning results. The experimental results show that: on the KITTI dataset, when the improved YOLOv7 algorithm performs target detection, its mAP reaches 94.7%, which is 3.1 percentage points higher than the original YOLOv7 algorithm, and it has achieved higher detection accuracy in small target object detection. It effectively improves the model's detection effect on small targets. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The simple and efficient network structure of U-Net is widely used in medical image segmentation, and many scholars have made various researches on the U-Net structure. This paper elucidates in the following: firstly, the paper summarizes the key challenges of the U-Net network in the field of medical image segmentation; next, it elaborates the formats and characteristics of medical image datasets that are commonly used in the U-Net network; then, it summarizes the six improvement mechanism of U-Net: skip connection mechanism, generative adversarial network, residual connection mechanism, 3D-UNet, Transformer mechanism, and dense connecting mechanism. Finally, the paper discusses the relationship between these improvement mechanisms and commonly used medical data formats, and points out the ideas and directions for future improvement, so as to stimulate the unlimited potential of U-Net in medical image segmentation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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To address the issue of extensive blind spots during right turns due to the oversized nature of dump trucks, this paper proposes a dynamic detection algorithm for risk targets in the right-turn blind spots of dump trucks. The algorithm improves the YOLOv8 model by enhancing the C2f module and lossing calculation module to refine the model s detection accuracy. Additionally, four position threshold lines are preset in the blind spots, the risk warning module of the blind spots of the dump truck is added, and the auxiliary driving system of the blind spots of the dump truck is established. The results indicate that the proposed dynamic detection algorithm can recognize various types of targets, including cars, trucks, buses, pedestrians and electric bicycles, with a mean Average Precision (mAP50) of 0.87 at a 50% intersection over union threshold for all categories of targets. The right-turn blind spots assisted driving system of the dump truck can make different degrees of early warning according to the position of the risk target box in the image. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To satisfy the requirement of low power consumption vehicle computing platform for lane detection, this paper proposes a low computing power dependent real-time lane recognition method. Considering the variation of illumination during vehicle driving, a color separation method based on adaptive illumination to extract lane characteristics is proposed. The effective edge point form is defined and the lane lines are determined by edge point voting based on the classical edge detection and Hough transform algorithm. The lane lines are used to filter and supplement the edge points and the lane curve equation is obtained by using the random sample consensus algorithm. The results show that the proposed method achieves a recognition accuracy of over 98% and computation speed of 38 frames per second on a low power processor. Furthermore, the method has proven to be stable and robust in a variety of scenarios. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In response to the multilane lines driving environments such as lane line occlusion, road shadows, where the extractes lane line feature information is missing, resulting in blurry and discontinuous predicted lane lines, this paper proposes a lightweight U²-Net network for lane line detection algorithm. Firstly, the Residual U-blocks (RSU) module of the lightweight U²-Net network and multi feature scale fusion are used to obtain globally informative lane line features; secondly, pixel-by-pixel threshold judgment is performed on lane line features, and the least square method is selected combined with the lane line cluster of Region Of Interest (ROI) to fit lane line, to achieve multilane line detection and determine the self lane line area; finally, the proposed lane detection algorithm is validated and analyzed in the TuSimple dataset. The results show that the average accuracy of the proposed lane line detection algorithm reaches 98.4%. Compared with other lane line detection networks, this algorithm has fewer network parameters and higher accuracy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In response to the complex and diverse nature of the road traffic environment, where vehicle and pedestrian detection is prone to false and missed detections, this paper proposes a vehicle and pedestrian target detection algorithm YOLOv8-RC based on multi-scale feature fusion. Initially, the RCS-OSA module is introduced within the structure of the base network YOLOv8 to replace the original module, thereby enhancing and integrating the extracted feature information. Additionally, a lightweight Context-Aware Adaptive Feature Reorganization (CARAFE) is employed to replace the original upsampling operator, enhancing the network s capability for global multi-scale information fusion. Subsequently, a detection dataset consisting of 6 000 images of vehicle and pedestrian targets is constructed through public datasets and network collection. The algorithm s detection performance is quantitatively evaluated using accuracy, recall rate, mean Average Precision at a 50% intersection over union threshold (mAP50), and mAP50-95. Compared to YOLOv8-N, YOLOv8-RC demonstrates an improvement of 1.7 percentage in accuracy, 1.2 percentage in recall rate, 0.9 percentage in mAP50, and 0.5 percentage in mAP50-95, thus validating the algorithm's effectiveness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The traditional gradient descent algorithm only uses the exponential weighted accumulation of historical gradients and does not take advantage of the local changes of gradients, which causes the optimization process to cross the global optimal solution. Even if it converges to the optimal solution, it will oscillate near the optimal solution. Using it to train graph convolutional neural network will result in slow convergence speed and low test accuracy. In this paper, the cosine similarity is used to dynamically adjust the learning rate and propose the cosine similarity gradient descent (SimGrad) algorithm. In order to further improve the convergence speed and test accuracy of the graph convolutional neural network training and reduce the oscillation, the momentum cosine similarity gradient descent (NSimGrad) algorithm is proposed combined with the momentum idea. The convergence analysis proves the regret bound of SimGrad algorithm and NSimGrad algorithm which is O(√T) . Test on the three constructed non-convex functions and experiment on four datasets combined with the graph convolutional neural network. Experimental results show that SimGrad algorithm ensures the convergence of graph convolutional neural network, and NSimGrad algorithm further improves the convergence speed and test accuracy of graph convolutional neural network training. SimGrad and NSimGrad algorithms have better global convergence and optimization ability than Adam and Nadam. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The key to driverless technology is that the decision-making level makes accurate instructions based on the input information of the perception link. Reinforcement learning and imitation learning are better suited for complex scenarios than traditional rules. However, the imitation learning represented by behavioral cloning has the problem of composite error, and this paper uses the priority empirical playback algorithm to improve the behavioral cloning to improve the fitting ability of the model to the demo dataset. The original DDPG (deep deterministic policy gradient) algorithm has the problem of low exploration efficiency, and the experience pool separation and random network distillation (RND) technology are used to improve the DDPG algorithm and improve the training efficiency of DDPG algorithm. The improved algorithm is used for joint training to reduce the useless exploration in the early stage of DDPG training. Verified by TORC (the open racing car simulator) simulation platform, the experimental results show that the proposed method can explore more stable road maintenance, speed maintenance and obstacle avoidance ability within the same number of training times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In view of the existing traffic signal detection algorithms, which require a large amount of computation and model, are difficult to deploy at the embedded end, and are difficult to detect long-distance traffic signals with a high miss rate, this paper designs a lightweight traffic signal detection algorithm for the embedded end, which aims at lightweight and real-time requirements. GhostNet network Ghost module and Ghost bottleneck layer structure are adopted to reduce the number of model parameters and improve the detection speed. To solve the feature similarity problem, the weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network is used to make the algorithm more sensitive to the target. The dense void space pyramid pool is used to optimize the extraction of global context information. Aiming at the problem of small target recognition, the information extraction of small target is enhanced through the improvement of multi-scale detection. Finally, the learning ability of the model is improved through knowledge distillation, and the detection performance is improved. Experimental results show that the recognition accuracy and recall rate of traffic lights by this detection algorithm reach 97.0% and 99% respectively, 2.7 and 3 percentage points higher than that of YOLOv5s. The model size is reduced to 8.06 MB, 58% of that of YOLOv5s, and the recognition rate is increased from 51 frames per second to 56 frames per second. Through testing in the embedded terminal, the improved algorithm can recognize the traffic signal in real time and accurately. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Symmetric non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) can naturally capture the embedded clustering structure in the graph representation. It is an important method for linear and nonlinear data clustering applications. However, it is sensitive to the initialization of variables, and the quality of the initialization matrix greatly affects the clustering performance. In semi-supervised clustering, it faces the challenge of learning a more discriminative representation from limited labeled data. This paper introduces a constrained propagation self-adaptive self-supervised non-negative matrix factorization clustering algorithm (CPS³NMF) to solve the above problems. The algorithm propagates finite constraints to unconstrained data points, constructing a similarity matrix imbued with constraint information. The resultant similarity matrix serves the role of a non-negative symmetric matrix decomposition in SNMF and functions as graph regularization for the assignment matrix, fully utilizing the limited constraint information to preserve the geometrical structure of data space. Concurrently, leveraging the sensitivity of initial features in SNMF, the algorithm employs adaptively learned weights to rank the quality of multiple initial matrices. By integrating results from multiple clustering attempts, it progressively enhances the performance of semi-supervised clustering. Experiments on 6 public datasets show that the proposed CPS³NMF algorithm outperforms other state-of-the-art algorithms, proving its effectiveness in semi-supervised clustering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to improve the spatial resolution of brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) images, the super resolution (SR) reconstruction method based on deep convolutional neural network (CNN) has achieved remarkable results. Increasing network depth or width usually can expand the receptive field of the network to improve the quality of reconstruction, but it is difficult to train the network due to the large parameter quantity and huge computing requirements. Meanwhile, the network does not pay enough attention to the medium and high frequency features of the image, which affects the quality of reconstruction. To solve the above problems, this paper proposes a cascaded channels-space attention and encode-decode network for 3D-MRI image SR reconstruction. Firstly, feature extraction is carried out in the low resolution space, and the image features are extracted by the symmetric connected encoder-decoder with dilated convolution to alleviate the checkerboard artifacts. Secondly, a serial connected channel-space attention module is constructed to capture the interdependence between the feature channels by channel attention, and the spatial attention is increased to assign weight to information of different positions, effectively enhancing the network' s learning of medium and high frequency information. Finally, subpixel convolution is used to sample the feature map to the target image size and meanwhile reduce memory consumption. Experimental results on public Kirby21 and BraTS datasets show that the proposed method is superior in both quantitative peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR), structural similarity (SSIM) and subjective visual quality when compared with traditional SR algorithms and mainstream CNN-based SR algorithms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]