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Daehee Kim^1,2, Sungmin Lee³, Junghyeon Seo²

¹NAVER Cloud Corp., Seongnam 13529, Republic of Korea.

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|June 19, 2024

Summary

This summary is machine-generated.

Combining super-resolution (SR) with object detection (OD) significantly improves performance, especially for small objects in low-quality images. High SR model quality directly correlates with better OD results, enhancing detection rates by 9.4% for small objects.

Keywords:

deep learning face recognition neural networks object detection super-resolution

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Area of Science:

Computer Vision
Deep Learning
Image Processing

Background:

Deep learning has advanced computer vision, particularly object detection (OD).
Current OD models struggle with poor image quality and small target objects.
Limitations like receptive field constraints hinder small object detection.

Purpose of the Study:

Investigate the compatibility of super-resolution (SR) and OD techniques.
Enhance OD performance, with a focus on small object detection.
Analyze architectural characteristics of combined SR and OD models.

Main Methods:

Analyzed various combinations of SR and OD models.
Classified SR-OD combinations based on architectural features.
Conducted experiments to evaluate performance improvements.

Main Results:

Integrating SR models with OD detectors substantially improved detection performance.
High performance in SR evaluation metrics (PSNR, SSIM) correlated with better OD results.
Small object detection saw a 9.4% enhancement rate on the MS COCO dataset compared to all objects.

Conclusions:

SR and OD techniques are compatible and synergistic for improving object detection.
The combination effectively addresses limitations in detecting small objects and objects in low-quality images.
This integrated approach shows significant potential for real-world OD applications.