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Research on Intelligent Recognition Technology of Cigarette Laser Code Based on Deep-Learning

Published:09 January 2024Publication History

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Aiming to address the low processing efficiency problem that arises with the massive image data generated in tobacco-related commercial terminals, a deep learning technology-based laser code text recognition solution for commercial purposes is developed. During identification, the YOLO deep learning network is used to initially determine the position of the laser code. Afterwards, the brightness of the light source is adjusted via the light adaptive algorithm. Finally, the laser code results undergo a filtering and interference process. Then, the RANSAC algorithm is utilized for classification, and post-processing is performed, including interaction with the UI interface. The final result is analyzed and displayed. Due to the multiple variations of laser codes, the article suggests utilizing code value adaptive mutation technology to train and distinguish diverse forms of identical characters. This process enhances the model's capacity to learn. Overall, the findings suggest varying levels of recognition among the tested cigarettes. Finally, the study examined various cigarette backgrounds, revealing that 63% of cigarettes had a recognition rate of 90-100%, while 22% had a recognition rate of 80-90%. Additionally, 10% of cigarettes with a recognition rate of 70-80% were accounted for, and cigarettes with a recognition rate of 60-70% represented 5%. The algorithm developed in this study was used in a cigarette laser code recognition system, resulting in a successful recognition outcome.

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        AAIA '23: Proceedings of the 2023 International Conference on Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Applications
        November 2023
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        ISBN:9798400708268
        DOI:10.1145/3603273

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