Real-time facial expression recognition is the basis for computers to understand human emotions and detect abnormalities in time. To effectively solve the problems of server overload and privacy information leakage, a real-time facial expression recognition method based on iterative transfer learning and efficient attention network (EAN) for edge resource-constrained scenes is proposed in this paper. Firstly, an EAN is designed with its parameter number and computation amount strictly limited by depth separable convolution and local channel attention mechanism. Then, the soft labels of facial expression data were obtained by EAN based on the idea of knowledge distillation, so as to provide more supervision information for the training process. Finally, an iterative transfer learning method of teacher-student (T-S) network was proposed; it refines the soft labels of the teacher network and further improves the recognition accuracy of the student network.The tests on the public datasets, FER2013 and RAF-DB, show that this method can significantly reduce the model complexity and achieve high recognition accuracy. Compared with other advanced methods, the proposed method strikes a good balance between complexity and accuracy, and well meets the real-time deployment requirements of facial expression recognition technology for edge resource-constrained scenes.
With the deepening of industrial automation, a large number of edge intelligent devices are deployed in industrial meter detection. In view of the limited computing and storage capacity of these embedded devices, we propose a lightweight meter detection method. Our proposed method is based on the widely used Yolov5, the depthwise separable convolution and squeeze and excitation channel attention module are used to simplify the backbone and head of the network, and further prune the filters of convolution layers via geometric median. Finally, model parameters and floating-point operations are reduced to 0.250M and 0.687G on the premise of ensuring the effect of the meter detection.
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