ARMOR: Manifold-Oriented Training for Adversarially Robust Aerial Object Detection under Data Scarcity
ARMOR proposes a training technique that hardens aerial object-detection models against adversarial patches even when labelled training data is scarce — niche but relevant to defence-sector ML deployments.
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arXiv:2608.29510v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Aerial object detection is increasingly deployed in real-world applications, but models remain vulnerable to physical, universal adversarial patches that cause them to miss objects. Furthermore, defenders face the practical constraint of training data scarcity: aerial imagery is costly to collect and label, so a deployment site typically yields hundreds of images rather than the tens of thousands that adversarial robustness benchmarks assume. To
Editorial Analysis
Adversarial robustness under data scarcity is increasingly relevant as organisations deploy vision models in safety-critical environments.
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