Non-GDANets: Sports small object detection of thermal images with Non-Glodal decoupled Attention
Jia Zhao,
Bingfei Mao,
Hengran Meng,
Liping Wu and
Jingpeng Li
PLOS ONE, 2022, vol. 17, issue 7, 1-20
Abstract:
Because thermal infrared sport targets have rich and complex semantic information, there is a high coupling between different types of features. In view of these limitations, we propose a Non-Glodal decoupled Attention, namely,local U-shaped attention decoupling network (LUANets), which aims to decompose the coupling relationship of different sport target features in thermal infrared images and establish effective spatial dependence between them. This method takes the captured multi-scale initial features according to different levels and inputs them into the local decoupling module with U-shaped attention structure to realize the decomposition of semantic details. At the same time, considering the correlation between different targets, in the process of feature decomposition, using prior knowledge as guiding information many times to establish effective spatial dependence. Secondly, we design a two-way cross-aggregation FPN module to cross-aggregate information flows in the front and back directions to achieve feature interaction while further reducing the coupling between different types of features. The evaluation results on data such as TIIs,SportFCs and FLIR show that the LUANets method we proposed has achieved the best detection performance, with mAP of 68.72%,59.51% and 65.29%, respectively.
Date: 2022
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