1. Insulator Self-Explosion Detection Based on Mixed Samples and Transfer Learning.
- Author
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Yuanbin Wang, Bingchao Wu, and Zongyou Duan
- Subjects
SAMPLE size (Statistics) ,ALGORITHMS ,PIXELS ,SPEED - Abstract
Aiming at the problem of traditional methods which lead to low detection accuracy owing to limited sample size and imbalanced sample, this paper proposes a novel insulator self-explosion detection algorithm based on mixed samples and transfer learning. Firstly, the segmentation of insulator and background region is realized by using template matching and grabcut algorithm. Secondly, the segmented insulator image is merged with the new background image at pixel level to generate the insulator artificial sample with distinct texture. Thirdly, this paper introduces an improved Faster R-CNN model that utilizes ResNet50 for feature extraction, replacing the traditional VGG16 network. This modification significantly improves the ability of the network to extract insulator texture features. By introducing the focal loss function to address the imbalance between positive and negative samples, the detection accuracy of the network is further improved. Finally, the introduction of depthwise separable convolution helps reduce model complexity, resulting in a more lightweight architecture. The model is trained by a dataset that includes both synthetic and real samples. The real insulators are then employed for evaluation. The experimental results show that even with a reduced number of artificial samples, the algorithm proposed in this study achieves a mean average precision of 95.26%. Additionally, the average detection time is 2.31s. These results show that compared with the original Faster R-CNN method, the proposed method has improved the detection accuracy and speed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Published
- 2024