SimFuse3D: Source-Guided Target Simulation and Confidence-Guided Multi-Stage Localization Reweighting for Cross-Platform 3D Object Detection
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SimFuse3D is a new method for cross-platform 3D object detection, aimed at addressing the issue of differences in point cloud distribution caused by changes in sensor height and perspective. This method uses labeled source scanning data to repair pseudo-object geometries and generate simulated observations. By using object memory to retrieve compatible instances, simulating the alignment of point clouds and view geometries to filter out clutter, and applying Confidence-Based Multi-Stage Localization Reweighting (CMLR) to correct inconsistent predictions, all components run only during the adaptation phase, keeping the detector architecture and inference graph unchanged. In six cross-platform migration tasks, SimFuse3D outperformed Pi3DET-Net in all reported AP metrics and ranked first in almost all metrics, as well as in the comparison between nuScenes and KITTI.