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Radar Intelligent Detection with Coarse-Grained Labels
Many deep learning based radar target detectors rely on range-cell level labels for training, which are expensive to obtain. To reduce the labeling burden, this paper presents a training strategy that uses only range-window level labels. Specifically, two sub-echoes are randomly cropped from the sam
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