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    This study introduces FGPro, a novel framework for domain-adaptive object detection (DAOD) that enhances generalization by fine-tuning visual-text features using prompt tuning. FGPro significantly improves detection performance across various cross-domain scenarios.

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    Area of Science:

    • Computer Vision
    • Machine Learning
    • Artificial Intelligence

    Background:

    • Domain-adaptive object detection (DAOD) aims to bridge the gap between labeled source domains and unlabeled target domains by reducing domain bias.
    • Pretrained vision-language models (VLMs) show promise for improving detector generalizability, but existing methods face challenges in fine-grained cross-domain feature alignment due to paradigm discrepancies.
    • Current solutions may overlook crucial aspects like relational reasoning in prompts and cross-modal interactions, hindering effective alignment.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To explore fine-grained visual-text feature alignment in DAOD using prompt tuning.
    • To introduce a novel framework, FGPro, designed to mitigate domain discrepancies and enhance cross-domain generalization.
    • To improve the ability of object detectors to adapt to new, unlabeled domains.

    Main Methods:

    • FGPro employs a three-level framework focusing on prompt-level, model-level, and regularization strategies.
    • At the prompt level, a learnable domain-adaptive prompt and a prompt relation encoder are utilized to capture intertoken semantic relations.
    • At the model level, bidirectional cross-modal attention facilitates detailed interaction between visual and textual features, complemented by a prompt-guided cross-domain regularization strategy for disentangled information injection.

    Main Results:

    • FGPro demonstrates significant performance improvements in DAOD across four diverse cross-domain scenarios.
    • Specific gains include +1.0% AP50 in Cross-weather, +1.2% AP50 in Simulation-to-real, +1.3% AP50 in Cross-camera, and +2.8% AP50 in Industry.
    • These results validate the effectiveness of FGPro's fine-grained alignment approach in capturing domain-aware information.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed FGPro framework effectively aligns fine-grained visual-text features across source and target domains.
    • FGPro successfully enhances domain-adaptive object detection by addressing paradigm discrepancies and leveraging prompt tuning.
    • The framework's ability to capture domain-aware information leads to substantial performance gains, outperforming existing methods.