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Zero-Shot Fruit Yield Estimation in Orchards
Accurate fruit counting in orchards is challenging due to heavy occlusion, variable illumination, and visual similarity between fruit and foliage, while supervised detection methods require extensive task-specific annotation. This work investigates a zero-shot alternative based on SAM 3, treating th
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