英文摘要 |
Wearing a mask can help reduce the risk of droplets from the respiratory tract and ensure the health of individuals and others. The research and development of the mask wearing identification system will help implement the automation of epidemic prevention, reduce labor costs, improve detection efficiency, and reduce the risk of infection for inspectors. This study uses the most advanced general-purpose deep learning image object detection network (such as YOLOv5) to automatically identify the wearing states of the mask, including good (the mask is properly worn), improper (the nose is exposed, but the mouth is not), and bad (not wearing a mask). This study uses the existing database of mask-concealed human faces to train the neural network, and then uses a mobile phone to actually record videos in the open space as the test set to evaluate the effectiveness of the trained neural network for mask wearing recognition. Experimental results show that the average accuracy is 99.6%, the average precision is 99.7%, the average recall is 99.7%, and the average execution speed is 66.3 frames per second. The overall performance has reached a level that can effectively assist manual inspection. |