2024
DOI: 10.1109/access.2024.3365585
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Fry Counting Method in High-Density Culture Based on Image Enhancement Algorithm and Attention Mechanism

Hongyuan Chen,
Yuan Cheng,
Yu Dou
et al.

Abstract: It is important in production to achieve accurate counting and density estimation of highdensity culture fry under the environmental conditions of aquaculture scenarios in an efficient and accurate manner. However, none of the current methods for fry counting works well under the high-density and highoverlap conditions of real aquaculture scenarios. Therefore, in this paper, we propose a high-density farming fry monitoring network model, Super-Resolution GAN Density Estimate Attention Network (SGDAN), which in… Show more

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“…The experiment verified the efficiency of the SAM. In order to solve the problem of fish counting in high-density scenarios, Chen [26] added an attention network to the model, which included a nonlinear batch-normalized residual block, a convolutional layer, and two parallel independent convolutional layers. Yu [27] proposed a deep learning network model based on a multi-module and attention mechanism (MAN) to determine farmed fish counts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experiment verified the efficiency of the SAM. In order to solve the problem of fish counting in high-density scenarios, Chen [26] added an attention network to the model, which included a nonlinear batch-normalized residual block, a convolutional layer, and two parallel independent convolutional layers. Yu [27] proposed a deep learning network model based on a multi-module and attention mechanism (MAN) to determine farmed fish counts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%