MaDiNet: Mamba Diffusion Network for SAR Target Detection

The fundamental challenge in SAR target detection lies in developing discriminative, efficient, and robust representations of target characteristics within intricate non-cooperative environments. However, accurate target detection is impeded by factors including the sparse distribution and discrete features of the targets, as well as complex background interference. In this study, we propose a Gamma Diffusion Model Network with MambaSAR module (MaDiNet) for SAR target detection. Specifically, MaDiNet leverages the Gamma distribution to model the statistical characteristics of SAR images, and conceptulizes SAR target detection as the task of generating target bounding boxes in the image space. Furthermore, we design a MambaSAR module to capture intricate spatial structural information of targets and enhance the capability of the model to differentiate between targets and complex backgrounds. The experimental results on multi-class target detection datasets have all achieved SOTA, with a particularly notable improvement of 6.7% in mAP50 on the ODSOG-1.0 dataset, proving the effectiveness of the proposed network. Code is available at https://github.com/JoyeZLearning/MaDiNet.

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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology
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2025-05-28
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tcsvt.2025.3574657
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45
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Gait Recognition and Analysis
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MaDiNet: Mamba Diffusion Network for SAR Target Detection

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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology
Gait Recognition and Analysis
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MaDiNet: Mamba Diffusion Network for SAR Target Detection

Bowen Peng, Yongxiang Liu, Xiang Li, Li Liu, Jie Zhou
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45 citations

Abstract

The fundamental challenge in SAR target detection lies in developing discriminative, efficient, and robust representations of target characteristics within intricate non-cooperative environments. However, accurate target detection is impeded by factors including the sparse distribution and discrete features of the targets, as well as complex background interference. In this study, we propose a Gamma Diffusion Model Network with MambaSAR module (MaDiNet) for SAR target detection. Specifically, MaDiNet leverages the Gamma distribution to model the statistical characteristics of SAR images, and conceptulizes SAR target detection as the task of generating target bounding boxes in the image space. Furthermore, we design a MambaSAR module to capture intricate spatial structural information of targets and enhance the capability of the model to differentiate between targets and complex backgrounds. The experimental results on multi-class target detection datasets have all achieved SOTA, with a particularly notable improvement of 6.7% in mAP50 on the ODSOG-1.0 dataset, proving the effectiveness of the proposed network. Code is available at https://github.com/JoyeZLearning/MaDiNet.

IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video TechnologyVol. 35(11)
National University of Defense Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 0%
Gait Recognition and Analysis
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