Implementing a Real-Time, YOLOv5 based Social Distancing Measuring System for Covid-19
The purpose of this work is, to provide a YOLOv5 deep learning-based social distance monitoring framework using an overhead view perspective. In addition, we have developed a custom defined model YOLOv5 modified CSP (Cross Stage Partial Network) and assessed the performance on COCO and Visdrone data...
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Zusammenfassung: | The purpose of this work is, to provide a YOLOv5 deep learning-based social
distance monitoring framework using an overhead view perspective. In addition,
we have developed a custom defined model YOLOv5 modified CSP (Cross Stage
Partial Network) and assessed the performance on COCO and Visdrone dataset with
and without transfer learning. Our findings show that the developed model
successfully identifies the individual who violates the social distances. The
accuracy of 81.7% for the modified bottleneck CSP without transfer learning is
observed on COCO dataset after training the model for 300 epochs whereas for
the same epochs, the default YOLOv5 model is attaining 80.1% accuracy with
transfer learning. This shows an improvement in accuracy by our modified
bottleneck CSP model. For the Visdrone dataset, we are able to achieve an
accuracy of upto 56.5% for certain classes and especially an accuracy of 40%
for people and pedestrians with transfer learning using the default YOLOv5s
model for 30 epochs. While the modified bottleneck CSP is able to perform
slightly better than the default model with an accuracy score of upto 58.1% for
certain classes and an accuracy of ~40.4% for people and pedestrians. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2204.03350 |