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It's just an academic question. I still know that small object detection is a very challenging area in the computer vision area.
Is it advantageous to have a shallower depth of the model for small object detection? For small objects, I think the deeper the depth, the more features of the model disappear.
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It's just an academic question. I still know that small object detection is a very challenging area in the computer vision area.
Is it advantageous to have a shallower depth of the model for small object detection? For small objects, I think the deeper the depth, the more features of the model disappear.
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