Fire Detection from Forest Images Using Multiple Deep Learning Models
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Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Fire Detection, Image ClassificationAbstract
Forest fires can occur from natural or unnatural causes. While unnatural fires usually consist of
flammable materials thrown around unconsciously; Natural fires occur regularly depending on forest
cover, forest type, soil type and climate. Within the scope of this study, fire detection processes were
carried out with artificial intelligence using open source dataset in order to detect fires in forests. The
dataset used includes fire and non-fire images. There are 480 images in total, 240 for each class in the
binary classification study. For classification, special attention has been paid to the equal distribution of
classes so that the network training in deep learning models can be carried out in the best way. The
dataset is randomly split into 80% train, 20% validation. The dataset distribution consists of 384 images
for training and 96 images for validation. Artificial intelligence-based deep learning models used for
classification are Residual Networks (ResNet), Bidirectional Encoder representation from Image
Transformers (BEiT) and Swin Transformer. When the fire detection results were examined, it was
observed that the classification accuracies were above 87% and the f1-score was above 86%. In future
studies, hybrid and/or ensemble models can be developed by using more deep learning models to further
improve the detection process.
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