SARES-DEIM achieves 76.4% mAP50:95 and 93.8% mAP50 on HRSID by routing SAR features through sparse frequency and wavelet experts plus a high-resolution preservation neck, outperforming prior YOLO and SAR detectors.
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SFFNet uses multi-scale dynamic dual-domain coupling and a synergistic feature pyramid network to reach 36.8 AP on VisDrone and 20.6 AP on UAVDT for UAV object detection.
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STAR-IOD applies scale-decoupled topology alignment and K-Means-based pseudo-label refinement to reduce catastrophic forgetting in remote sensing incremental object detection, reporting 1.7% and 2.1% mAP gains on new DIOR-IOD and DOTA-IOD datasets.
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SARES-DEIM: Sparse Mixture-of-Experts Meets DETR for Robust SAR Ship Detection
SARES-DEIM achieves 76.4% mAP50:95 and 93.8% mAP50 on HRSID by routing SAR features through sparse frequency and wavelet experts plus a high-resolution preservation neck, outperforming prior YOLO and SAR detectors.
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SFFNet: Synergistic Feature Fusion Network With Dual-Domain Edge Enhancement for UAV Image Object Detection
SFFNet uses multi-scale dynamic dual-domain coupling and a synergistic feature pyramid network to reach 36.8 AP on VisDrone and 20.6 AP on UAVDT for UAV object detection.
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RoadGIE: Towards A Global-Scale Aerial Benchmark for Generalizable Interactive Road Extraction
Introduces the largest global aerial road segmentation dataset and RoadGIE, an interactive model using topology-aware prompts that reports SOTA accuracy and connectivity on the new benchmark with a 3.7M parameter network.
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STAR-IOD: Scale-decoupled Topology Alignment with Pseudo-label Refinement for Remote Sensing Incremental Object Detection
STAR-IOD applies scale-decoupled topology alignment and K-Means-based pseudo-label refinement to reduce catastrophic forgetting in remote sensing incremental object detection, reporting 1.7% and 2.1% mAP gains on new DIOR-IOD and DOTA-IOD datasets.