VehicleNet-Y26m
VehicleNet-Y26m is another multi-class vehicle detection model designed for fine-grained vehicle type recognition in real-world traffic scenes. The model is trained on UVH-26-MV Dataset released by IISc Banaglore. The dataset is based on Indian traffic which is highly challenging, dense and heterogeneous. It contains 14 vehicle categories such as hatchback, sedan, SUV, MUV, two-wheelers, three-wheelers, buses, trucks, and commercial vehicles.
This m variant is designed for speed and inferences on low-latency devices, offering significant speed and accuracy.
This model is finetuned on YOLO26m:arXiv model by Ultralytics using UVH-26-MV Dataset.
Model Overview and Parameters
- Pretrained_weights: YOLO26m
- Number of Classes: 14
- Layers: 132 layers
- Parameters(M): 20,360,246 parameters, 0 gradients
- GFLOPs: 67.9
- Input Resolution: 640 × 640
- Training Epochs: Up to 60 (early stopping applied, patience=5), best model at: 35/60
- Batch Size: 48
- Hardware: Dual NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPUs
- Framework: Ultralytics YOLO (PyTorch)
Performance Summary
mAP@50: 0.74967mAP@50:95: 0.6685Precision: 0.70126Recall: 0.71083
Per-class mAP@50:95
The model showed strong detection performance for structurally distinct vehicle categories such as two-wheelers, three-wheelers, buses, and trucks. Fine-grained car subclasses (hatchback, sedan, SUV, MUV) exhibit expected inter-class confusion/challenge due to visual similarity and viewpoint overlap, as reflected in the confusion matrix.
Intended Use
The model is suitable for:
- Edge device computation
- Traffic surveillance and analytics
- Academic research and benchmarking
License
This model is released under the Apache License 2.0.
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