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TrackFlood: Relocating Latency Attacks from NMS-Free Detectors to Real-Time Trackers
We consider latency attacks on object detectors, where the attacker's goal is not to corrupt a prediction but to make the system fail to respond in time, targeting real-time applications such as autonomous driving. Modern object detectors eliminate Non-Maximum Suppression (NMS) through one-to-one as
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