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For Precision Animal Husbandry: Precise Detection of Specific Body Parts of Sika Deer Based on Improved YOLO11

Jinfan Wei, Haotian Gong, Haotian Gong, Lan Luo, Lingyun Ni, Zhipeng Li, Juanjuan Fan, Tianli Hu, Ye Mu, Yu Sun, He Gong, He Gong

Agriculture · 2025

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Summary

The breeding of sika deer has significant economic value in China. However, the traditional management methods have problems such as low efficiency, easy triggering of strong stress responses, and damage to animal welfare. Therefore, the development of non-contact, automated, and precise monitoring and management technologies has become an urgent need for the sustainable development of this industry. In response to this demand, this study designed a model MFW-YOLO based on YOLO11, aiming to achieve precise detection of specific body parts of sika deer in a real breeding environment. Improvements include: designing a lightweight and efficient hybrid backbone network, MobileNetV4HybridSmall; The multi-scale fast pyramid pooling module (SPPFMscale) is proposed. The WIoU v3 loss function is us

Source type
Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.3390/agriculture15111218
Catalogue ID
SNmoimwsmh-kmr7a4
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