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15–18 Jul 2024
Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo
America/Sao_Paulo timezone

Plasma optical boundary detection based on instance segmentation

18 Jul 2024, 14:20
20m
Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo

Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo

Rua do Matão, 1371 - Butantã CEP05508-090 - São Paulo - SP - Brasil
Oral Machine Learning Machine Learning

Speaker

Qirui Zhang

Description

During long pulse steady-state discharge, the position and shape of plasma reconstructed by the EFIT code may produce significant errors due to factors such as integrator drift and local magnetic field changes, which in turn affect discharge stability. However, optical based boundary reconstruction signals are not affected by the complex electromagnetic environment within the Tokamak. The use of high-speed cameras can capture real-time visible spectral images of plasma discharge, and it is of great significance to stably identify plasma optical boundaries in real-time under various illumination conditions for long pulse steady-state discharge.
In this study, a plasma boundary detection algorithm based on Yolov8 algorithm is developed and a dataset for plasma optical boundaries has been established, containing image data under various illumination conditions, labeled through Retinex image enhancement algorithm. After training, the MPA (mean pixel accuracy) of the Yolov8 detection algorithm is 0.872 and the mIoU is 0.74 on the test set. However, the detection of the overall contour and detailed texture of the plasma optical boundary is still insufficient. Consequently, the model initially introduces P6 feature layer to augment the receptive field, enabling more effective capture of the comprehensive structural information of the plasma optical boundary. The MPA on the test set is 0.877 and mIoU is 0.75. Subsequently, CBAM attention mechanism is introduced in this model. The channel attention module is capable of discerning significant features within the multi-scale feature map, such as the internal texture information of the plasma optical boundary, to improve model segmentation accuracy. The spatial attention module concentrates on the main regions of the plasma optical boundary in the image and reduce the attention to the noise and occlusion parts, thereby enhance the model's ability to deal with noise and occlusion. Through subsequent testing on the same test set, Yolov8n-seg-p6-CBAM recognizer demonstrates improved performance, the MPA is improved to 0.901, mloU is improved to 0.79, and single detection time of the recognizer is 4.3ms on single NVIDIA 3090 GPU. Plasma optical boundaries can be accurately detected under different illumination conditions of plasma discharge image. This research offers a novel approach for long pulse steady-state control in future Tokamaks.
References:
[1] Yan, H. et al. Optical plasma boundary detection and its reconstruction on EAST tokamak. Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 65, 055010 (2023).
[2] HAN, X. et al. Development of multi-band and high-speed visible endoscope diagnostic on EAST with catadioptric optics. Plasma Sci. Technol. 25, 055602 (2023).
[3] Woo, S., Park, J., Lee, J.-Y. & Kweon, I. S. Cbam: Convolutional block attention module. in Proceedings of the European conference on computer vision (ECCV) 3–19 (2018).

Speaker's Affiliation Unviersity of Science and Technology of China, Hefei
Member State or IGO China, People’s Republic of

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Co-authors

ming chen bihao guo Prof. biao shen (Institute of plasma physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Dalong Chen Jianhua Yang YAO Huang (ASIPP) Bingjia Xiao (Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

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