Enhancing cross-domain few-annotation object detection via memory storage-to-adaptation mechanism
摘要
Cross-domain few-annotation object detection (CFOD) faces significant challenges due to environmental variations and limited annotations in the target domain. This paper introduces a novel Memory Storage-to-Adaptation (MS2A) mechanism that leverages comprehensive prior knowledge from massive unlabeled data, representative of the target domain. The MS2A framework comprises two key components: a memory storage module for aggregating prior knowledge encompassing foreground object attributes and background context, and a memory adaptation module for integrating this memory into feature learning, resulting in discriminative representations. Experiments on both constructed and publicly available datasets demonstrate that MS2A achieves state-of-the-art performance, exceeding existing methods by up to 10.4% on challenging industrial datasets. Our code is available at: https://github.com/GuHuangAI/MS2A.