arXiv Computer Vision By Junyan Lin

CLSC DETR: Reliable Candidate Ranking via Cross Layer Geometric Support for UAV Small Object Detection

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CLSC DETR introduces a Cross Layer Local Support module that links final layer queries with intermediate layer candidates to gather complementary geometric evidence, improving localization quality estimation for small UAV objects. A Classification and Localization Consistency Calibration module then adjusts classification scores based on this quality and reliability, enhancing candidate ranking. The method yields a 1.5% AP and 2.0% AP$_{75}$ boost on VisDrone and consistent gains on UAVDT.

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