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Ronghua Liang

5 accepted papers

2025

Dynamic Routing and Calibration for Few-Shot Object Detection

ICASSP 2025accepted

Few-shot object detection (FSOD), aiming to enhance the performance of novel object detection with limited labeled samples, has recently gained significant attention. Recent researches primarily focus on improving the generalization of novel classes and enhancing detector performance. However, the d…

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2025

Improving Sidescan Sonar Performance Using Array Upsampling Beamforming Synthetic Aperture

ICASSP 2025accepted

Sidescan sonar technology plays an important role in seabed topography detection and mapping, but the performance of mainstream matched filter technology in long-distance image and towing speed limits its application scenarios. In addition, due to the slow propagation speed of sound waves in water,…

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2024

Self-Distilled Dynamic Fusion Network for Language-Based Fashion Retrieval

ICASSP 2024accepted

In the domain of language-based fashion image retrieval, pinpointing the desired fashion item using both a reference image and its accompanying textual description is an intriguing challenge. Existing approaches lean heavily on static fusion techniques, intertwining image and text. Despite their com…

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2024

Task-Agnostic Self-Distillation for Few-Shot Action Recognition

IJCAI 2024poster

Task-oriented matching is one of the core aspects of few-shot Action Recognition. Most previous works leverage the metric features within the support and query sets of individual tasks, without considering the metric information across different matching tasks. This oversight represents a significan…

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2021

Locate Globally, Segment Locally: A Progressive Architecture With Knowledge Review Network for Salient Object Detection

AAAI 2021technical

Salient object location and segmentation are two different tasks in salient object detection (SOD). The former aims to globally find the most attractive objects in an image, whereas the latter can be achieved only using local regions that contain salient objects. However, previous methods mainly acc…

Cited by 172SourcePDFScholar