Deep Learning Approach Combining Lightweight CNN Architecture with Transfer Learning: An Automatic Approach for the Detection and Recognition of Bangladeshi Banknotes
Ali Hasan Md. Linkon, Md. Mahir Labib, Faisal Haque Bappy, Soumik, Sarker, Marium-E-Jannat, Md Saiful Islam

TL;DR
This paper explores lightweight deep learning models combined with transfer learning for accurate and efficient automatic detection and recognition of Bangladeshi banknotes, suitable for IoT devices and aiding visually impaired users.
Contribution
It introduces a novel application of lightweight CNN architectures with transfer learning for Bangladeshi banknote recognition, achieving high accuracy on multiple datasets.
Findings
MobileNet achieved 98.88% accuracy on 8000 images
NASNetMobile achieved 100% accuracy on 1970 images
MobileNet achieved 97.77% accuracy on combined dataset
Abstract
Automatic detection and recognition of banknotes can be a very useful technology for people with visual difficulties and also for the banks itself by providing efficient management for handling different paper currencies. Lightweight models can easily be integrated into any handy IoT based gadgets/devices. This article presents our experiments on several state-of-the-art deep learning methods based on Lightweight Convolutional Neural Network architectures combining with transfer learning. ResNet152v2, MobileNet, and NASNetMobile were used as the base models with two different datasets containing Bangladeshi banknote images. The Bangla Currency dataset has 8000 Bangladeshi banknote images where the Bangla Money dataset consists of 1970 images. The performances of the models were measured using both the datasets and the combination of the two datasets. In order to achieve maximum…
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