What is multi-scale feature fusion in modern detection architectures?

Updated May 15, 2026

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Multi-scale feature fusion combines features from different resolutions to improve detection of objects of varying sizes.

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Objects in images vary in scale, so modern architectures fuse low-level high-resolution features with high-level semantic features. Techniques include FPN, PANet, BiFPN, and NAS-FPN. BiFPN introduces weighted feature fusion to learn optimal contribution from each scale.

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