Abstract:Phenotype data, weight, and condition factor of largemouth bass served as crucial basic information, providing a direct insight into the fish’s growth and health status in fishery aquaculture. In response to the problems of cumbersome and inefficient manual measurement of the above data, and the lack of area elements in phenotype data measurement methods based on key point, a phenotype data measurement method was proposed based on Deeplabv3+. And quality assessment was completed based on phenotype data measurement results. First of all, based on the analysis of the morphological characteristics of visible parts of the largemouth bass, the fish was divided into four parts: head, trunk, fins, and tail. Each of these parts was manually annotated with semantic labels by using Labelme software. Different batches images of largemouth bass were used as the dataset, and following the process of data enhancement, the dataset reached 1095 pieces, and the ratio of training set to validation set was 9∶1. Secondly, using convolutional block attention module (CBAM) and squeeze-and-excitation network (SENet) to improve the Deeplabv3+, the CBAM module adjusted feature map weights adaptively by utilizing channel attention and spatial attention, enabled the network to concentrate on the morphological features of largemouth bass, thereby enhanced segmentation accuracy. The SENet module mitigated channel redundancy in Deeplabv3+ network feature maps, thereby enhanced both parameter and computational efficiency. With the help of the above modules, the overall model could achieve high-precision segmentation of the head, trunk, tail, and fins of largemouth bass. Subsequently, the segmentation results were used to measure the length, height of each part by using the minimum axis-aligned bounding box. And the area was estimated based on the ratio of pixels in each part to box pixels. The area was fitted by using actual measured phenotype data, and the results were used as standard values to evaluate the accuracy of area estimation. Three commonly used fitting models were used to fit the weight of largemouth bass based on measurement results, and the best fitting model could be found by comparing the fitting results. Finally, the condition factors were computed by using body length and weight, and compared with actual condition factors to further validate the accuracy of the measurement data. The experimental result showed that the overall mIoU of the semantic segmentation model reached 90.15%, and after ignoring the influence of fish fins, the mIoU reached 94.02%. The mean relative errors of the measured total length (TL), body length (BL), body height (BH) , head length (HL) and head height (HH) were less than 3.5%. The mean relative error of area estimation was less than 4.5%. The correlation coefficient between the predicted and actual weight values by using polynomial models was 0.97, with the mean relative error less than 4%. The calculated results of the three condition factors based on the measured values were close to the actual values. This method could efficiently and accurately obtain phenotype data of largemouth bass and predict its growth status, providing a reference for the study of fish growth and health.