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SGDrive: Scene-to-Goal Hierarchical World Cognition for Autonomous Driving

Li, Jingyu, Wu, Junjie, Hu, Dongnan, Huang, Xiangkai, Sun, Bin, Hao, Zhihui, Lang, Xianpeng, Zhu, Xiatian 等 9 位作者

Recent end-to-end autonomous driving approaches have leveraged Vision-Language Models (VLMs) to enhance planning capabilities in complex driving scenarios. However, VLMs are inherently trained as generalist models, lacking specialized understanding of driving-specific reasoning in 3D space and time. When applied to autonomous driving, these models struggle to establish structured spatial-temporal representations that capture geometric relationships, scene context, and motion patterns critical for safe trajectory planning.To address these limitations, we propose SGDrive, a novel framework that explicitly structures the VLM's representation learning around driving-specific knowledge hierarchies. Built upon a pre-trained VLM backbone, SGDrive decomposes driving understanding into a scene-agent-goal hierarchy that mirrors human driving cognition: drivers first perceive the overall environment (scene context), then attend to safety-critical agents and their behaviors, and finally formulate short-term goals before executing actions. This hierarchical decomposition provides the structured spatial-temporal representation that generalist VLMs lack, integrating multi-level information into a compact yet comprehensive format for trajectory planning.Extensive experiments on the NAVSIM benchmark demonstrate that SGDrive achieves state-of-the-art performance among camera-only methods, validating the effectiveness of hierarchical knowledge structuring for adapting generalist VLMs to autonomous driving.

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DyFCLT: Dynamic Frequency-Decoupled Cross-Modal Learning Transformer for Multimodal Tiny Object Detection

Li, Chaolang, Dai, Pengwen, Li, Jingyu, Yao, Siyuan, Jiang, Yuchen, Zheng, Zhuoran

Multimodal tiny object detection plays a critical role in real-world applications, yet remains highly challenging due to weak target representations and complex cross-modal interference. Existing frequency-domain methods for tiny object detection are still largely limited to the visible modality and overlook complementary cross-modal frequency cues in multimodal scenes. In this paper, we investigate cross-modal frequency learning for RGBT tiny object detection. Through frequency characteristic analysis, we find that tiny objects in both RGB and infrared modalities contain richer mid- and high-frequency components as object size decreases. Motivated by this observation, we propose a Dynamic Frequency-Decoupled Cross-Modal Learning Transformer (DyFCLT). Specifically, DyFCLT introduces a Dynamic Frequency-Band Decoupled Cross-Modal Attention (DFCA) mechanism to perform fine-grained cross-modal interaction across dynamic frequency sub-bands, and a Selective Smoothing Enhancement (SSE) module to suppress background noise and enhance foreground responses during multi-scale fusion. Extensive experiments on two RGBT tiny object detection benchmarks and one general-scale benchmark demonstrate that DyFCLT achieves state-of-the-art performance with strong generalization across different scales and scenes.

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