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CoRegOVCD: Consistency-Regularized Open-Vocabulary Change Detection

Remote sensing change detection (CD) aims to identify where land-cover semantics change across time, but most existing methods still assume a fixed label space and therefore cannot answer arbitrary user-defined queries. Open-vocabulary change detection (OVCD) instead asks for the change mask of a queried concept. In the fully training-free setting, however, dense concept responses are difficult to compare directly across dates: appearance variation, weak cross-concept competition, and the spatial continuity of many land-cover categories often produce noisy, fragmented, and semantically unreliable change evidence. We propose Consistency-Regularized Open-Vocabulary Change Detection (CoRegOV...

AuthorsWeidong Tang, Hanbin Sun, Zihan Li et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published2 April 2026
Last updated at source2 April 2026
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