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Can Synthetic UAV Benchmarks Be Trusted? Real-Synthetic Validation for UAV Model Selection
Synthetic UAV imagery can expand pre-deployment test evidence when task-specific Real data are scarce, but visual plausibility or semantic label alignment alone does not establish validity for model selection. We study when Synthetic evaluation preserves the model-selection conclusions obtained from
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