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TextDS: Parameter-Efficient Representation Alignment for Scene Text Detection under Distribution Shifts

In real-world deployments, scene text detectors inevitably face distribution shifts beyond the training distribution. Prior work often depends on large-scale scene-text pretraining, yet evaluation under cross-domain changes and real-world imaging degradations remains limited. We propose TextDS, an efficient framework for scene text detection under distribution shifts. First, we propose a data-efficient dual-encoder design with visual foundation models, eliminating the reliance on large-scale scene-text pretraining. Second, we introduce Step-wise LoRA adaptation (SWLoRA), which performs progressive low-rank refinement with a dynamic early-exit mechanism for effective feature adaptation. Th...

AuthorsBoyuan Chen, Zichen Dang, Chuang Yang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published26 June 2026
Last updated at source29 June 2026
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