Aug 2026· Journal of Real-Time Image Processing· Vol 23· 0 citations· 29 references
Computer Science
TL;DR
Gated Adaptive Fusion Detector (GAF-Det), a single-stage detector whose neck replaces fixed-weight concatenation with a Lightweight Gated Feature Fusion (LGFF) module that dynamically computes per-channel fusion weights conditioned on both the semantic and spatial streams, demonstrating that input-adaptive feature fusion and efficient downsampling together yield a favorable accuracy–latency trade-off for general-purpose edge deployment.
Visual object detection is essential for environment perception in intelligent robots, automated assembly, unmanned inspection, and industrial detection systems. Although lightweight detectors reduce complexity through compact architectures, fixed convolutional units, and progressive downsampling, their limited scale r...
Xue-Bing Yue, Meng-Kui Hao, Yao Yao et al.· International Conference on...· 0 citations
Achieving high-accuracy, low-latency real-time object detection on resource-constrained edge devices is a core challenge in computer vision. Existing Transformer-based detectors are accurate, but their large parameter counts and computational cost hinder direct edge deployment. This paper proposes LT-Det, a lightweight...
Shun-Kang Xu· Sixth International Conferen...· 0 citations
A global–local Transformer head, alternating depthwise convolutions with sparse self-attention, restores the small-target recall normally lost in attention-heavy designs, while CycleGAN-based cross-modal synthesis and an improved NMS-Free pipeline complete the training and inference path.
Run-Sheng Li, Lu Zhi· Journal of the Indian Societ...· 0 citations
Transformer-based detectors model long-range context effectively, yet their representations remain dominated by RGB appearance and can become unreliable in cluttered, occluded, or crowded scenes. We present BMF-DETR, a pseudo-depth-guided detector that introduces RGB-derived geometric structure without requiring a dept...
Hai Wang, Jun-Hao Wen, Chun-Lai Yang et al.· Applied Informatics· 0 citations
The proposed CIE-Det is an end-to-end lightweight object detection framework that jointly optimizes illumination enhancement and feature learning and achieves a favorable trade-off between detection accuracy and efficiency in low-light scenarios.
Jia-Jun Hu, Hai-Liang Wang, Min-Qin Zeng et al.· Journal of Electronic Imagin...· 0 citations
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