[Target detection] Road pothole detection based on yolov5 (with code and data set)

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1. Introduction

Road infrastructure is a vital public asset. In recent years, the speed of road construction in my country has increased rapidly, and almost every village has been connected to roads. It is conducive to economic development and growth, and at the same time brings important social benefits. It connects communities and businesses and provides education, employment, social and health services. However, due to factors related to location, age, traffic volume, weather, engineering solutions, and materials used to build the pavement, the pavement will wear and deteriorate over time, with problems such as potholes, which are extremely dangerous for cars traveling at high speeds, and can easily lose their balance and cause traffic accidents. Some studies have shown that the accident rate increases as the roughness of the road surface increases. Therefore, how to better maintain the long-term stable operation of urban road surfaces has become a top priority for urban transportation departments. Applying the method of target detection to road pothole detection has strong practical application value and important significance.

2. Dataset

665 pictures, 665 xml files.

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