Infrared Small Target Detection
Infrared small target detection (IRSTD) focuses on accurately identifying tiny, low-contrast objects in infrared imagery, a crucial task with applications in surveillance and defense. Current research emphasizes improving detection accuracy and robustness using deep learning models, particularly those incorporating transformer architectures and attention mechanisms, along with innovative loss functions and data augmentation techniques to address data scarcity and challenging background clutter. These advancements are significant because they enhance the capabilities of IR systems in various real-world scenarios, improving the reliability and efficiency of automated target identification.
Papers
Infrared Small Target Detection based on Adjustable Sensitivity Strategy and Multi-Scale Fusion
Jinmiao Zhao, Zelin Shi, Chuang Yu, Yunpeng Liu
Background Semantics Matter: Cross-Task Feature Exchange Network for Clustered Infrared Small Target Detection With Sky-Annotated Dataset
Mengxuan Xiao, Qun Dai, Yiming Zhu, Kehua Guo, Huan Wang, Xiangbo Shu, Jian Yang, Yimian Dai