DDStereo: Efficient Dual Decoder Transformers for Stereo 3D Road Anomaly Detection

Published
Source
arXiv
Paper number
491
Field
Computer Vision
arXiv ID
2606.24805

Key points

  • This is the first stereo 3D detector to achieve real-time inference at 23.5 ms, at the level of monocular methods.
  • The dual decoder separates foreground binary detection using disparity features from 3D attribute regression using left-view features.
  • Shared object queries align the two decoders and produce anomaly scores without NMS or anchor matching.
  • On the KITTI-AR-OoD open-set benchmark, it outperforms S3AD with 78.09% OoD AP3D on the R40 metric.
  • It achieves SOTA compared with all existing stereo methods on the pedestrian and cyclist classes.
  • Using only an additional 10% of synthetic data, it still reaches 54.65% OoD AP3D, far exceeding S3AD's 24.45% and showing strong generalization.

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