Low-light Object Detection
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Abstract (arXiv)
In this competition we employed a model fusion approach to achieve object detection results close to those of real images. Our method is based on the CO-DETR model, which was trained on two sets of data: one containing images under dark conditions and another containing images enhanced with low-light conditions. We used various enhancement techniques on the test data to generate multiple sets of prediction results. Finally, we applied a clustering aggregation method guided by IoU thresholds to select the optimal results.
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- 2020End-to-End Object Detection with Transformerscited by 7,414
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- 2022You Only Need 90K Parameters to Adapt Light: A Light Weight Transformer for Image Enhancement and Exposure Correctioncited by 81
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- 2023MrTF: Model Refinery for Transductive Federated Learningcited by 2
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