Author:
Yu Rui, ,Xu Xiangyang,Wang Zhigang
Abstract
We herein investigate the influence of object detection in deep learning. Based on using one neural network model and maintaining its primary network structure, we discuss the relationship between the detection accuracy with the scale of the training dataset and the network depth and width. We adopt the single factor experiment for each influence factor and create a test dataset including different types of object pictures. After each experiment, we first predict the average precision for the validation dataset and subsequently test the target pictures. The results of the experiment reveal that it is effective to improve the accuracy by enriching the training dataset. The more necessary features the training dataset has, the more precise are the results. Therefore, the network structure is a crucial factor, and adopting advanced models could be beneficial to obtain an excellent performance on sophisticated targets.
Publisher
Fuji Technology Press Ltd.
Subject
Artificial Intelligence,Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition,Human-Computer Interaction
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