<p>Detecting moving objects especially under drastic illumination changes and extreme weather conditions is highly challenging. To address this problem, we incorporate event cameras together with RGB cameras to achieve high dynamic range and low-latency perception, and we propose a Sparse SpatioTemporal moving-object detection Network (SSTNet). By performing multi-timescale event aggregation and adopting a sparsity-aware, adaptive feature-fusion strategy, the proposed network enables robust moving object detection under extreme conditions. Specifically, we design an Event Aggregation Module (EAM) based on ConvLSTM to effectively exploit the temporal information embedded in event streams. In addition, we introduce a Multi-level Aggregation Attention module (MAA) to achieve adaptive fusion of dual-modal features. MAA integrates features via a cross-attention mechanism and removes redundant information within the fused representations. Extensive experiments conducted on the DSEC-MOD dataset demonstrate that the proposed SSTNet achieves state-of-the-art performance in moving object detection.</p>

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Multi-level Aggregation Attention RGB–Event Fusion Network for Moving Object Detection

  • Yizhuo Fu,
  • Weiping Yang,
  • Zhiyong Zhang

摘要

Detecting moving objects especially under drastic illumination changes and extreme weather conditions is highly challenging. To address this problem, we incorporate event cameras together with RGB cameras to achieve high dynamic range and low-latency perception, and we propose a Sparse SpatioTemporal moving-object detection Network (SSTNet). By performing multi-timescale event aggregation and adopting a sparsity-aware, adaptive feature-fusion strategy, the proposed network enables robust moving object detection under extreme conditions. Specifically, we design an Event Aggregation Module (EAM) based on ConvLSTM to effectively exploit the temporal information embedded in event streams. In addition, we introduce a Multi-level Aggregation Attention module (MAA) to achieve adaptive fusion of dual-modal features. MAA integrates features via a cross-attention mechanism and removes redundant information within the fused representations. Extensive experiments conducted on the DSEC-MOD dataset demonstrate that the proposed SSTNet achieves state-of-the-art performance in moving object detection.