• Paper Title: YOLO v8 Based Anomaly Detection Model for Solar Photovoltaic Manufacturing Execution System
  • Conference Name: ICMIC 2024
  • Abstract: By exploring the efficacy of YOLO v8 in identifying and classifying anomalies, this research contributes to advance- ments in anomaly detection methodologies within the solar PV sector. This paper proposed a YOLOv8-based anomaly detection system tailored for pinpointing defects within solar PV manu- facturing processes. The dataset comprises 921 surface images of photovoltaic modules during factory manufacture, sourced from the Solar Panel Fault Detection Dataset published by Solar Vision Inc. comprising 5 categories of defects. We divided the dataset into three sets: training,testing, and validation, with proportions of 87%, 9%, and 5%, respectively. The model training involved training the YOLOv8 model on the prepared dataset to identify image features of various defects on the surface and accurately locate them In terms of accuracy, sensitivity, and timeliness, the result shows that our model achieved superior detection precision of 100%, sensitivity of 99.9%, F1-score of 87.2% for solar PV defects in a manufacturing execution system. The high detection accuracy undoubtedly makes our model well suited for real-time solar PV defects detection.
  • Status: Preparation
  • Conference Type: International
  • Cite: https://www.overleaf.com/read/rpnxxkpxpgwg#d92b06
  • Author: chimesandra
  • Write Date: May 10, 2024, 3:05 a.m.
  • Update Date: May 10, 2024, 3:05 a.m.
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