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DTFormer: Text-Guided Semantic Alignment for RGB-D Segmentation

RGB-D semantic segmentation has made notable progress by fusing RGB and Depth, yet mainstream models still learn features almost exclusively from pixel-level supervision, lacking direct high-level semantic constraints. This raises a central question-can external knowledge such as language priors inject stronger semantic discriminability into mainstream RGB-D segmentation models. We present DTFormer, a novel tri-modal (RGB-D-Text) semantic segmentation framework. At its core is Text-guided Semantic Alignment Module (TSAM) that first encodes textual cues into a set of semantic prototypes and then explicitly aligns multi-modal RGB-D features with these prototypes at multiple encoder and deco...

AuthorsZiang Wei, Yinlong Liu, Yan Xia et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published4 October 2026
Last updated at source4 October 2026
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