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IAF-Net: Illumination-Adaptive Fusion for Low-Light Urban Road Segmentation

Semantic road segmentation is important for autonomous driving, but existing methods suffer severe performance degradation under low-light conditions. Many existing multi-modal fusion methods do not explicitly adapt to illumination-dependent changes in modality reliability, which can propagate degraded RGB features into the fused representation at night. We propose IAF-Net (Illumination-Adaptive Fusion Network), an end-to-end framework with illumination-adaptive fusion for robust road segmentation across different lighting conditions. It dynamically adjusts fusion weights of RGB and geometric features via the core Illumination-Adaptive Fusion (IAF) module, and enhances low-light feature s...

AuthorsBingtao Wang, Daojie Peng, Fulong Ma et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published29 May 2026
Last updated at source29 May 2026
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