Infrared and Laser Engineering, Volume. 53, Issue 9, 20240253(2024)
Review of advances in small object detection technology based on deep learning (invited)
Fig. 1. Examples of small and tiny objects in the AI-TOD dataset (Green boxes representing small objects, while infrared boxes representing tiny objects)[12]
Fig. 2. The complex background leads to losignal-to-noise ratio and low detectability[6]
Fig. 3. Low tolerance of small targets to bounding box perturbations( The top-left, bottom-left, and right images respectively represent small, medium, and large targets. Black indicates the ground truth boxes, while blue and red represent predicted bounding boxes slightly offset in the diagonal direction)
Fig. 4. Four methods of multi-scale representation learning[76]. (a) Single feature map; (b) Image pyramid;(c) Pyramid feature levels;(d) Feature pyramid network
Fig. 8. Detection methods of four anchor-free mechanisms. (a) ConnerNet; (b) CenterNet; (c) ExtremeNet; (d) FCOS
Fig. 11. Four image fusion strategies. (a) Early fusion; (b) Mid-level fusion; (c) Late fusion; (d) Confidence fusion[169]
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Genghuan LIU, Xiangjin ZENG, Jiazhen DOU, Zhenbo REN, Liyun ZHONG, Jianglei DI, Yuwen QIN. Review of advances in small object detection technology based on deep learning (invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(9): 20240253
Category: Special issue—Computational optical imaging and application Ⅱ
Received: Jun. 4, 2024
Accepted: --
Published Online: Oct. 22, 2024
The Author Email: REN Zhenbo (zbren@nwpu.edu.cn)