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Frequency-oriented adaptive real-time object detector for cluttered traffic scenes.
Nature Communications · · Journal Article · Open access
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Frequency-Oriented Adaptive Detector achieves up to 90.9% mAP on KITTI with only 8.77 million parameters, outperforming current state-of-the-art traffic object detectors.
- Why it matters: Efficient and accurate traffic object detection is critical for autonomous driving, but balancing these needs on in-vehicle platforms remains a significant challenge due to computational constraints.
- What they did: The approach combines high- and low-frequency information through Frequency Dynamic Convolution and an Adaptive Frequency-Oriented Fusion framework, enabling multi-scale feature enhancement with low overhead.
- The result: This method improves detection accuracy across multiple datasets, enabling real-time, resource-efficient traffic scene understanding that supports safer autonomous driving systems.
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