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Repair Before You Fuse: Frozen-Host Adaptation for Corrupted-but-Present Sensors
Camera-LiDAR detectors can continue to consume unreliable features even when both sensors remain present, synchronized, and calibrated. We introduce \emph{Boundary Feature Repair} (BFR), a frozen-host adaptation framework that learns task-supervised residual corrections at modality interfaces the de
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