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GUI Element Detection Using SOTA YOLO Deep Learning Models

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arxiv 2408.03507 v1 pith:YA4QFGJY submitted 2024-08-07 cs.CV cs.SE

classification cs.CVcs.SE
keywords detectionobjectelementimagesmodelsdeepelementsgeneral
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Detection of Graphical User Interface (GUI) elements is a crucial task for automatic code generation from images and sketches, GUI testing, and GUI search. Recent studies have leveraged both old-fashioned and modern computer vision (CV) techniques. Oldfashioned methods utilize classic image processing algorithms (e.g. edge detection and contour detection) and modern methods use mature deep learning solutions for general object detection tasks. GUI element detection, however, is a domain-specific case of object detection, in which objects overlap more often, and are located very close to each other, plus the number of object classes is considerably lower, yet there are more objects in the images compared to natural images. Hence, the studies that have been carried out on comparing various object detection models, might not apply to GUI element detection. In this study, we evaluate the performance of the four most recent successful YOLO models for general object detection tasks on GUI element detection and investigate their accuracy performance in detecting various GUI elements.

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