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MiPa: Mixed Patch Infrared-Visible Modality Agnostic Object Detection
An example of this, is a use case where, surveillance in a room when the lights are off would be much more valuable using an infrared modality while a visible one would provide more discriminative information when lights are on.
Modality Translation for Object Detection Adaptation Without Forgetting Prior Knowledge
This opens the doors to a more flexible and efficient service-based detection pipeline in which, instead of using a different detector for each modality, a unique and unaltered server is constantly running, where multiple modalities with the corresponding translations can query it.
Evaluating Supervision Levels Trade-Offs for Infrared-Based People Counting
Object detection models are commonly used for people counting (and localization) in many applications but require a dataset with costly bounding box annotations for training.
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