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    Multilabel Sewer Pipe Defect Recognition with Mask Attention Feature Enhancement and Label Correlation Learning

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    2025
    Author
    Xin Zuo
    Yu Sheng
    Jifeng Shen
    Yongwei Shan
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    Abstract
    The coexistence of multiple defect categories as well as the substantial class imbalance problem significantly impair the detection of sewer pipeline defects. To solve this problem, a multilabel pipe defect recognition method is proposed based on mask attention-guided feature enhancement and label correlation learning. The proposed method can achieve current approximate state-of-the-art classification performance using just 1/16 of the Sewer-ML training data set and exceeds the current best method by 11.87% in terms of F2 metric on the full data set, while also proving the superiority of the model. The major contribution of this study is the development of a more efficient model for identifying and locating multiple defects in sewer pipe images for a more accurate sewer pipeline condition assessment. Moreover, by employing class activation maps, our method can accurately pinpoint multiple defect categories in the image, demonstrating strong model interpretability.
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