Junxin Chen , Xiaojie Yu , Shichang Liu , Tao Chen , Wei Wang , Gwanggil Jeon , Benguo He
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摘要
隧道漏水检测是一项重要的工程工作,已引起越来越多的关注。通过人工检测技术进行渗漏区域检测既费时又可能产生不可靠的结果,因此应创建自动化技术来提高可靠性和效率。最近,针对大型数据集的预训练基础分割模型引起了人们的极大兴趣。本文提出了一种基于 SAM 的新型网络,用于准确的自动漏水检测。本文的贡献包括将 SAM(Segment Anything Model)有效地适配于盾构隧道漏水细分,并通过数据实验展示了应用效果。隧道 SAM 适配器的性能令人满意,实现了 76.2 % 的 mIoU 和 77.5 % 的 Dice。实验结果表明,与同行研究相比,我们的方法具有优势,在简化隧道维护工作的同时,保证了这些重要资产的完整性和安全性。
Tunnel SAM adapter: Adapting segment anything model for tunnel water leakage inspection
Water leakage inspection in the tunnels is a critical engineering job that has attracted increasing concerns. Leakage area detection via manual inspection techniques is time-consuming and might produce unreliable findings, so that automated techniques should be created to increase reliability and efficiency. Pre-trained foundational segmentation models for large datasets have attracted great interests recently. This paper proposes a novel SAM-based network for accurate automated water leakage inspection. The contributions of this paper include the efficient adaptation of the SAM (Segment Anything Model) for shield tunnel water leakage segmentation and the demonstration of the application effect by data experiments. Tunnel SAM Adapter has satisfactory performance, achieving 76.2 % mIoU and 77.5 % Dice. Experimental results demonstrate that our approach has advantages over peer studies and guarantees the integrity and safety of these vital assets while streamlining tunnel maintenance.