Posted on February 6, 2019
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Finding small objects in a large scene
Satellite imagery is a hot topic. There’s been many stories of people using such imagery to gain competitive advantage in many ways; from estimating the number of sales at department stores, to prediction crop yield.
This paper in particular is very neat because they discuss a network that allows them to compute fine-grained information — colour, position, and angle of cars — in very large satellite photos.
This is really an impressive result.
