Journal Article

AGV monocular vision localization algorithm based on Gaussian saliency heuristic

Liu, Benxue, Yang, Zhen, Hu, Yakai, Fu, Heng, Zhu, Jianxin, Zhao, Shuhua

2024

Overview

To address the issues of poor detection accuracy and the large number of target detection model parameters in existing AGV monocular vision location detection algorithms, this paper presents an AGV vision location method based on Gaussian saliency heuristic. The proposed method introduces a fast and accurate AGV visual detection network called GAGV-net. In the GAGV-net network, a Gaussian saliency feature extraction module is designed to enhance the network’s feature extraction capability, thereby reducing the required output for model fitting. To improve the accuracy of target detection, a joint multi-scale classification and detection task header are designed at the stage of target frame regression to classification. This header utilizes target features of different scales, thereby enhancing the accuracy of target detection. Experimental results demonstrate a 12% improvement in detection accuracy and a 27.38 FPS increase in detection speed compared to existing detection methods. Moreover, the proposed detection network significantly reduces the model’s size, enhances the network model’s deployability on AGVs, and greatly improves detection accuracy.

• Publisher: Springer Nature B.V
• Subject: Accuracy / Algorithms / Classification / Feature extraction / Heuristic / Monocular vision / Salience / Target detection