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Feature Spectrum Learning for Remote Sensing Change Detection

CVPR 2025 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Dense features and foundation priors · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes FeaSpect, which embeds a trainable feature-space spectrum transformation (with learnable masks and strides) into siamese change-detection networks to suppress pseudo-changes caused by imaging conditions.

Problem

Pseudo-changes between bitemporal remote sensing images caused by imaging environment variations (sun elevation, seasons) hurt change detection; prior GAN-based style alignment is hard to train and distorts images, and fixed-box spectrum transformation has limited space and inefficient parameter sea

Approach

Moves Fourier spectrum transformation from image space into the shallow feature space of a siamese network and makes the low-frequency extraction box trainable, via adaptive attention over mask values (EB-AA) and learnable horizontal/vertical strides (EB-LS), so style alignment is learned end-to-end by backpropagation.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use FeaSpect instead of the strongest listed baselineSVCD change detection · SVCDF1(%): 94.75 -> 97.33Helped
Use FeaSpect instead of the strongest listed baselineDSIFN change detection · DSIFNF1(%): 86.47 -> 87.09Helped
Add FST with fixed content and stride (ablation)FC-Siam-diff-res · SVCDF1(%): 86.02 -> 93.02Helped
Add adaptive attention to FST (ablation)FeaSpect-fixed · SVCDF1(%): 93.02 -> 94.74Helped
Add learnable strides to FST (ablation)FeaSpect-fixed · SVCDF1(%): 93.02 -> 95.33Helped
Combine adaptive attention and learnable strides in FST (ablation)FC-Siam-diff-res · SVCDF1(%): 86.02 -> 95.81Helped
Share horizontal and vertical strides during learning (ablation)FeaSpect · SVCDF1(%): 95.67 -> 94.56Hurt
Apply FST to shallow layers L1 and L2 (ablation)FC-Siam-diff-res · SVCDF1(%): 86.0 -> 95.8(+9.8)Helped
Apply FST only to deeper layers L3 and L4 (ablation)FC-Siam-diff-res · SVCDF1(%): 86.0 -> 87.1(+1.1)Helped
Add FST to deeper layers after applying it to shallow layers (ablation)FC-Siam-diff-res with FST at L1 and L2 · SVCDF1(%): 95.8 -> 95.7No clear effect
Initialize learnable strides at different values and optimize them (ablation)FeaSpect · SVCDF1(%): 95.71No clear effect
Add FeaSpect to existing change-detection methodsExisting ConvNet- and transformer-based methods · SVCDF1(%): +13.29; +15.30; +8.85; +5.53; +3.96; +4.42; +3.25; +2.92; +3.38; +3.53Helped

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: SVCD DSIFN

Benchmarks: SVCD DSIFN

Metrics: precision recall F1 IoU

Baselines: FC-EF FC-Siam-conc FC-Siam-diff-res FCN-PP W-Net CDGAN STANet DSAMNet ESCNet SEIFNet ChangeSTAR BIT

Builds on: FDA (Fourier domain adaptation) siamese change detection IBN-Net FC-Siam-diff

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