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Strip Convolution and Direction-Aware Exclusion Loss for Oriented Ship Detection
Oriented ship detection in very high resolution (VHR) remote sensing imagery remains challenging due to elongated hull geometry and dense target distributions in complex port scenes. Existing methods typically address geometric representation and duplicate suppression separately. To jointly tackle t
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