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Material and Defocus Cues for Occluded Object Localization in Single Hyperspectral Images: An Exploratory Study
Partial occlusion makes object detection difficult when visible regions have weak texture or similar appearance. Hyperspectral imaging provides material-dependent spectra and wavelength-dependent optical blur, which offer complementary evidence for separating objects. We investigate a pipeline that
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