Large Selective Kernel Network for Remote Sensing Object Detection

Recent research on remote sensing object detection has largely focused on improving the representation of oriented bounding boxes but has overlooked the unique prior knowledge presented in remote sensing scenarios. To our knowledge, large and selective kernel mechanisms have not been previously explored in remote sensing object detection.

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• 1 Such prior knowledge can be useful because tiny remote sensing objects may be mistakenly detected without referencing a sufficiently long-range context, which can vary for different objects.
• 2 This paper considers these priors and proposes the lightweight Large Selective Kernel Network (LSKNet).
• 3 LSKNet can dynamically adjust its large spatial receptive field to better model the ranging context of various objects in remote sensing scenarios.

This research advances how AI systems learn, reason, and solve problems — with direct implications for automation and scientific discovery.

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