2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2022.117877
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Driver’s mobile phone usage detection using guided learning based on attention features and prior knowledge

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“…Considering that distraction behavior recognition is a finegrained image classification task, to improve the ability of the model to extract subtle features from images with small differences, Li, et al [16] guided the model to learn robust features based on the loss function of the contrast learning and stop-gradient strategies. In addition, the improvement of the classification performance of deep learning models for distraction behaviors by applying attention mechanisms and prior knowledge is also an important research idea [17][18][19][20]. Lu, et al [18] applied the attention channel to convolutional weights, and fused global and keypoint features from driving images of different scales.…”
Section: B Deep Learning Feature Extraction and Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering that distraction behavior recognition is a finegrained image classification task, to improve the ability of the model to extract subtle features from images with small differences, Li, et al [16] guided the model to learn robust features based on the loss function of the contrast learning and stop-gradient strategies. In addition, the improvement of the classification performance of deep learning models for distraction behaviors by applying attention mechanisms and prior knowledge is also an important research idea [17][18][19][20]. Lu, et al [18] applied the attention channel to convolutional weights, and fused global and keypoint features from driving images of different scales.…”
Section: B Deep Learning Feature Extraction and Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That is, transfer learning uses the source task as the basis for the target task. In the pre-training process, the target task and the source task are required to be interrelated; that is, the source task belongs to the classification task, and the sample size of the dataset used by the source task must be large enough and the quality good enough [ 39 ].…”
Section: Our Proposed Mdpmeb Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%