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    • Ship automatic target recognition (ATR) in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images is vital for maritime domain awareness.
    • Sea clutter and high intraclass diversity/interclass similarity pose significant challenges to existing SAR ship ATR models.
    • Current models process entire SAR ship images, failing to isolate informative target regions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel transformer-based architecture, ITS-ShipFormer, for enhanced SAR ship ATR.
    • To address the challenges of sea clutter interference and complex target characteristics in SAR ship recognition.
    • To improve the focus on informative ship target regions for more accurate recognition.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed the Informative Token Selection Former (ITS-ShipFormer) architecture.
    • Incorporated Multihead Dynamic Local Convolution (MHDLC) for enhanced feature extraction.
    • Integrated a Sea Clutter Suppression Module (SCSM) and a discriminative hybrid loss function.

    Main Results:

    • ITS-ShipFormer effectively selects informative ship target tokens and suppresses sea clutter.
    • MHDLC enhances feature extraction capabilities.
    • Experimental results on OpenSARShip and FUSAR-Ship datasets demonstrate significant effectiveness.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed ITS-ShipFormer architecture offers a novel solution for SAR ship ATR by leveraging transformer advantages.
    • The model successfully addresses key challenges, improving recognition accuracy and robustness.
    • This approach enhances maritime domain awareness through more effective ship detection in SAR imagery.