Improving Low Light Target Detection

Existing methods for detecting targets struggle when the lights are low. This leads to mistakes like false alarms or missed targets. Researchers have come up with a new method called DimNet to tackle this issue. DimNet makes several improvements to the current models. It combines information from different scales better, enhances how features are extracted, and designs a new head for detection that works well even in complex scenes. This new head is also smaller, making it more efficient.One of the biggest challenges in low light is that targets can blend into the background. To fix this, DimNet introduces a new way to calculate errors. This method focuses more on the center of the target and less on its shape, while also reducing the influence of poor-quality guesses. Tests show that DimNet is 3. 77% better than the basic model and 2. 25% better than the best current method. It performs well in accuracy and other important areas, giving it a clear edge over other methods.