An Adaptive Parameter Optimization Deep Learning Model for Energetic Liquid Vision Recognition Based on Feedback Mechanism

The precise detection of liquid flow and viscosity is a crucial challenge in industrial processes and environmental monitoring due to the variety of liquid samples and the complex reflective properties of energetic liquids. Traditional methods often struggle to maintain accuracy under such conditions. This study addresses the complexity arising from sample diversity and the reflective properties of energetic liquids by introducing a novel model based on computer vision and deep learning. We propose the DBN-AGS-FLSS, an integrated deep learning model for high-precision, real-time liquid surface pointer detection. The model combines Deep Belief Networks (DBN), Feedback Least-Squares SVM classifiers (FLSS), and Adaptive Genetic Selectors (AGS). Enhanced by bilateral filtering and adaptive contrast enhancement algorithms, the model significantly improves image clarity and detection accuracy. The use of a feedback mechanism for reverse judgment dynamically optimizes model parameters, enhancing system accuracy and robustness. The model achieved an accuracy, precision, F1 score, and recall of 99.37%, 99.36%, 99.16%, and 99.36%, respectively, with an inference speed of only 1.5 ms/frame. Experimental results demonstrate the model’s superior performance across various complex detection scenarios, validating its practicality and reliability. This study opens new avenues for industrial applications, especially in real-time monitoring and automated systems, and provides valuable reference for future advancements in computer vision-based detection technologies.