Automobile exhaust pollution identification based on improved YOLOv5 visual algorithm
L. Zhang, X. Pan, X. Yi, F. Zhao
Pages: 333-348
Abstract:
Under the background of environmental
governance, effectively reducing excessive emissions of automobile exhaust is
crucial for environmental protection. To effectively regulate automobile
exhaust, an intelligent exhaust gas recognition technology based on YOLOv5
visual algorithm is developed. Firstly, to raise the detection performance of
the algorithm for black smoke, a CBAM is added to the algorithm. At the same
time, the lightweight network Tiny-BiFPN is introduced to achieve feature
fusion and enhance the accuracy of exhaust gas detection. In addition, to
further enhance the pollution identification of exhaust gas, a Ringman
blackness exhaust evaluation method is introduced, in which clustering
algorithm is used to determine black smoke information, and Mahalanobis
distance is used to compare and calculate sample similarity. In the
identification of automobile exhaust pollution, the algorithm studied
improves accuracy and recall rate by 10.2% and 9.2% compared to standard
algorithms. The research model has better accuracy in identifying black smoke
and outperforms similar models. At the same time, in the analysis of the
degree of black smoke pollution from automobile exhaust, the research
algorithm has a more accurate segmentation effect compared to similar
technologies. For example, in scenario 1, the PSNR of the research algorithm
is the highest at 32.325, and the mean square error is 0.794, which is
significantly better than similar models and can more accurately evaluate the
pollution of black smoke images. It can be seen that the technology proposed
by the research has good application effects in the identification of
automobile exhaust pollution. This technology will provide technical support
for the detection of high emission automobile exhaust pollution and
environmental governance.
Keywords: YOLOv5; car black smoke; pollution
identification; pollution assessment; clustering algorithm
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