ArticlePloS one2026
Learning to recover weak signals: A two-stage graph-based framework for all-weather RGB-T object detection.
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Abstract
Object detection in complex traffic environments remains challenging due to illumination-induced feature degradation and weak responses from distant small objects. To address these limitations, we propose a two-stage multimodal detection framework that enhances perception under degraded conditions. The first stage employs a Dual-Path Attention Fusion Module (DPAFM) to adaptively integrate RGB and thermal features via learnable gated attention, mitigating modality-specific degradation. The second stage introduces a Hierarchical Attention Graph Neural Network (HA-GNN), which models detection candidates as graph nodes and performs hierarchical relational reasoning over their appearance and spatial relationships to compensate for weakened local cues. Extensive experiments on the KAIST and R-LiViT datasets demonstrate that our framework significantly improves robustness across day and night scenarios, reducing the day-night performance gap from 72.4% to 7.4% and substantially enhancing the detection of small objects. Moreover, the method achieves a real-time inference speed of 27.4 FPS, offering a favorable trade-off between accuracy and efficiency for autonomous driving perception in challenging environments.The code is available at:https://github.com/yangjiepry/YOLO-HA-GNN.git.
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