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CDFI-YOLO: a lightweight non-salient object detector with Tri-Directional Attention and cross-dimensional modeling

Aug 2026 · Journal of Real-Time Image Processing · Vol 23 · 0 citations · 66 references

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This work introduces a Tri-Directional Attention module into the backbone of the YOLOv11 baseline framework, modeling the spatial position information via a three-way attention mechanism to capture richer fine-grained features and devise a Cross-Dimension Feature Interaction module to enhance the recognition accuracy for non-salient objects.

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