TGPNet unifies denoising, cloud removal, shadow removal, deblurring, and SAR despeckling into one model via task-guided prompting and reports state-of-the-art results on a new multi-modal benchmark.
Remote sensing image segmentation advances: A meta-analysis
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OVRSISBenchV2 expands open-vocabulary remote-sensing segmentation evaluation to 170K images and 128 categories, and Pi-Seg uses positive-incentive noise to improve transfer on that harder benchmark.
Combining semantic and geometric prompts with light fine-tuning gives the best SAM3 performance on remote sensing segmentation, while text-only prompting lags especially on irregular shapes.
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Task-Guided Prompting for Unified Remote Sensing Image Restoration
TGPNet unifies denoising, cloud removal, shadow removal, deblurring, and SAR despeckling into one model via task-guided prompting and reports state-of-the-art results on a new multi-modal benchmark.
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Towards Realistic Open-Vocabulary Remote Sensing Segmentation: Benchmark and Baseline
OVRSISBenchV2 expands open-vocabulary remote-sensing segmentation evaluation to 170K images and 128 categories, and Pi-Seg uses positive-incentive noise to improve transfer on that harder benchmark.
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On the Effectiveness of Textual Prompting with Lightweight Fine-Tuning for SAM3 Remote Sensing Segmentation
Combining semantic and geometric prompts with light fine-tuning gives the best SAM3 performance on remote sensing segmentation, while text-only prompting lags especially on irregular shapes.