ODVerse33: Is the New YOLO Version Always Better? A Multi Domain benchmark from YOLO v5 to v11

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.14314v1
• Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2025 06:57:58 GMT
• Title: ODVerse33: Is the New YOLO Version Always Better? A Multi Domain benchmark from YOLO v5 to v11
• Authors: Tianyou Jiang, Yang Zhong,
• Abstract summary: Key questions arise with the increasing frequency of new YOLO versions being released. What are the core innovations in each YOLO version and how do these changes translate into real-world performance gains? In this paper, we summarize the key innovations from YOLOv1 to YOLOv11, introduce a comprehensive benchmark called ODverse33, and explore the practical impact of model improvements in real-world, multi-domain applications.
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• Abstract: You Look Only Once (YOLO) models have been widely used for building real-time object detectors across various domains. With the increasing frequency of new YOLO versions being released, key questions arise. Are the newer versions always better than their previous versions? What are the core innovations in each YOLO version and how do these changes translate into real-world performance gains? In this paper, we summarize the key innovations from YOLOv1 to YOLOv11, introduce a comprehensive benchmark called ODverse33, which includes 33 datasets spanning 11 diverse domains (Autonomous driving, Agricultural, Underwater, Medical, Videogame, Industrial, Aerial, Wildlife, Retail, Microscopic, and Security), and explore the practical impact of model improvements in real-world, multi-domain applications through extensive experimental results. We hope this study can provide some guidance to the extensive users of object detection models and give some references for future real-time object detector development.

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