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基于膨胀视焦点的生物启发碰撞检测神经网络

  • 发布日期:2025-06-19

Bio-Inspired Neural Network for Collision Detection Based on Focus of Expansion

  • Published:2025-06-19

摘要: 利用传统计算机视觉技术来解决复杂场景中的碰撞检测问题是一项十分艰巨的任务,尤其是面临虚碰撞干扰时模型误检率较高而准确率较低。针对该问题,论文基于哺乳动物视网膜分层结构特性,借助灵长类动物大脑皮层中央前回多感觉皮质区(PZ)神经元对特定视野区的危险感知特性,提出了一种能有效降低复杂场景中虚碰撞干扰的生物启发式增强碰撞检测神经网络(ECDNN)。该网络包含突触前和突触后两部分神经子网络结构。其中,突触前子网络基于哺乳动物视网膜信息分层处理,逐级传递特性,从低阶视觉信息感知全局膨胀视焦点(FOE)来划分动态聚焦感受野,以此获取关键视觉信息。突触后子网络整合聚焦感受野内由迫近视觉刺激引发的膜电位兴奋响应,输出表征迫近碰撞危险的警报信号。实验表明,该模型不仅能有效过滤复杂场景中虚碰撞干扰,降低模型误检,还将碰撞检测准确率提升至96%以上,可为构建人工智能交互系统提供重要基础。

Abstract: Using traditional computer vision technology to resolve collision detection in complex scenes is a very difficult task, especially when faced with false collision interference, the model has a high false alarm rate and low accuracy. To address this problem, based on the hierarchical structure of the mammalian retina, this paper uses the danger perception characteristics of neurons in the Polysensory Zone (PZ) the precentral gyrus of the primate cerebral cortex to a specific visual area, and proposes a bio-inspired Enhanced Collision Detection Neural Network (ECDNN) that could effectively reduce false collision interference. This network consists of a presynaptic subnetwork and a postsynaptic subnetwork. Among them, the presynaptic subnetwork is based on the hierarchical processing and step-by-step transmission characteristics of mammalian retinal information, and divides the dynamic focus receptive field from the global Focus of Expansion (FOE) to obtain key visual information from low-order visual information perception. The postsynaptic subnetwork integrates the membrane potential excitation intensity caused by the approaching visual stimulus in the focus receptive field, and outputs an alarm signal representing the imminent collision danger. Experiments show that the model can not only effectively filter false collision interference in complex scenes and reduce model false detection, but also improve the accuracy of collision detection to over 96%, which can provide an important foundation for building future artificial intelligence interactive systems.