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                     YOLOv7-w6,  YOLOv8-x  but  are  good  results  for  the  problem  of  detecting  hot
                     weapons.
                       When compared with YOLO v3 with other models such as SVM, RCNN, CNN
                     VGG-16 [11], it shows outstanding results. However, through the Pistol data dataset
                     collected and processed by the author, it can be seen that YOLO v5, 7, 8 model is better
                     than YOLO v3 in many cases, in which YOLO V7 surpasses all Object Detec models-
                     tion in both speed and accuracy.



                     3     Conclusion


                     This paper has built a Pistol data set for the hot weapon identification problem with
                     6420  images  with  a  variety  of  designs  and  conditions.  Experimental  results  using
                     YOLOv5-n,  YOLOv5-m,  YOLOv5l,  YOLOv7-X,  YOLOv7-W6,  YOLOv7-E6,
                     YOLOv8-l,  YOLOv8-x  models  showed  very  good  results  with  the  problem  of  hot
                     weapon detection, the best accuracy of the YOLOv8-x model with 95.6%. Through the
                     process of comparing the results, the YOLOv7-E6 is the best model recommended. The
                     results achieved after the test deployment allow the YOLO model to be approached
                     with the best versions available today to deploy the application for surveillance camera
                     systems  of  the  security  field  so  that  early  warning  in  some  cases  is  positive  and
                     enforceable.



                     Acknowledgements


                     We would also like to extend my deepest gratitude to Phenikaa University for  their
                     support.



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