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LER-YOLO: Reliability-Aware Expert Routing for Misaligned RGB-Infrared UAV Detection

Detecting small unmanned aerial vehicles from RGB-infrared remote-sensing pairs remains challenging due to tiny target scale, cluttered backgrounds, and spatial misalignment between heterogeneous sensors. Existing bimodal detectors often align or fuse features without assessing the reliability of local cross-sensor correspondence, allowing mismatch artifacts to propagate into the detection head. To address this issue, we propose LER-YOLO, a reliability-aware sparse mixture-of-experts framework for misaligned RGB-infrared UAV detection. LER-YOLO first introduces an Uncertainty-Aware Target Alignment module that resamples visible features toward the infrared reference and estimates a spatia...

AuthorsLiming Hou, Yueping Peng, Hexiang Hao et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published20 May 2026
Last updated at source20 May 2026
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