Abstract
Stored wheat pests threaten food quality and economic returns, yet existing detection methods struggle with small-object detection, complex scenarios, and efficiency–accuracy trade-offs, largely due to the lack of high-quality datasets. To address these challenges, this study constructed MPest3 dataset for stored wheat pests and proposed an enhanced detection model, FCA-YOLO, based on YOLOv8. This multi-scale fusion architecture, combining pyramid feature extraction with adaptive spatial weighting, improves the detection of small pests through hierarchical feature integration. Experimental results demonstrate that FCA-YOLO enhances multi-scale feature extraction and spatial fusion, achieving a 2.06% increase in mAP, a 4.51% improvement in accuracy, and reducing the pre- and postprocessing time for each image. Compared to Faster-rcnn, FCA-YOLO achieves a better balance between accuracy and computational efficiency, providing a robust and efficient solution for intelligent pest monitoring in grain storage applications.
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Ge, H., Wang, J., Zhen, T., Li, Z., Zhu, Y., & Pan, Q. (2025). FCA-YOLO: An Efficient Deep Learning Framework for Real-Time Monitoring of Stored-Grain Pests in Smart Warehouses. Agronomy, 15(6). https://doi.org/10.3390/agronomy15061313
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