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1. Engineering › Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection

   LF-YOLO: A Lighter and Faster YOLO for Weld Defect Detection of X-Ray Image

   Liu, Chen, Xie, He and Zhang · IEEE Sensors Journal · 2023

   The paper proposes LF-YOLO, a lighter and faster convolutional network for finding weld defects in X-ray images, and reports its accuracy and speed, including a test on the public MS COCO dataset.

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   1. UncheckedThe LF-YOLO weld defect detector is reported to reach 92.9 mAP50 at 61.5 frames per second on X-ray images, balancing accuracy and computing cost.“Experimental results show that our weld defect detection network achieves satisfactory balance between performance and consumption, and reaches 92.9 mean average precision mAP50 with 61.5 frames per second (FPS).”