Generalized Small Object Detection:A Point-Prompted Paradigm and Benchmark
Generalized Small Object Detection:A Point-Prompted Paradigm and Benchmark explores A new paradigm for small object detection that uses point prompts at inference time to significantly improve accuracy and generalize to unseen objects and datasets.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Computer Vision.
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