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NTIRE 2026 hosts second cross-domain few-shot object detection challenge with 696 submissions from 31 teams pushing detection capabilities across unseen domains.
arXiv cs.CV · April 15, 2026
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- •The second CD-FSOD Challenge at NTIRE 2026 attracted 128 registered participants with 696 total submissions, demonstrating strong community engagement
- •19 teams submitted valid final results, with participants exploring diverse innovative strategies across both open-source and closed-source competition tracks
- •The challenge addresses the persistent problem of detecting objects in unseen target domains with limited annotation data, evaluating generalization capabilities across distinct domains
- •Detailed analysis of submitted approaches and final results provides insights into state-of-the-art methods for advancing cross-domain few-shot object detection
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