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Develop a lightweight multimodal fusion module that boosts object detection performance while keeping computational complexity low.

June 1, 2023

Multimodal Object Detection by Channel Switching and Spatial Attention

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YCYue CaoNanjing University of Science and Technology JBJunchi BinSun Yat-sen University JHJozsef HamariStructural Analytics (United States)

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Computational study demonstrates improved object detection accuracy across paired infrared and visible images, indicating efficient multimodal fusion without excessive computational cost.

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Develop a lightweight multimodal fusion module that boosts object detection performance while keeping computational complexity low.
Engineered a lightweight fusion module using channel switching and spatial attention (CSSA) to integrate complementary data streams.
Tested detection performance and generalizability across two public multimodal benchmarks: the LLVIP and FLIR datasets containing paired infrared and visible images.
The CSSA module substantially improves multimodal object detection accuracy over baseline single-modality and conventional fusion approaches.
The architecture achieves performance gains while maintaining low computational consumption and preserving processing efficiency.

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Cao et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d8bee1ce048d2571bee04d https://doi.org/10.1109/cvprw59228.2023.00046

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Computational study demonstrates improved object detection accuracy across paired infrared and visible images, indicating efficient multimodal fusion without excessive computational cost.

Multimodal Object Detection by Channel Switching and Spatial Attention

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