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Polarization-aware multi-scale vision transformer for significant wave height estimation
Accurate estimation of significant wave height (Hs[jls-end-space/]) from compact visual sensors becomes increasingly important as marine autonomy develops. While conventional intensity images provide only limited information about wave surface geometry, polarization imaging offers richer cues relate
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