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MI-DETR: A Strong Baseline for Moving Infrared Small Target Detection with Motion Integration
Detecting moving infrared small targets is challenging because tiny, low-contrast targets occupy few pixels and are easily obscured by dynamic backgrounds. Existing multi-frame methods aggregate temporal information across frames to capture motion. However, dynamic background changes can generate si
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