🤖 AI Summary
Remote sensing image change detection faces challenges including insufficient multi-scale feature extraction, weak global and cross-scale contextual modeling, and low accuracy in edge-detail identification. To address these, we propose HSANet: (1) a hierarchical convolutional architecture constructs a multi-scale feature pyramid; (2) the first Hybrid Self-Cross Attention (HSCA) module enables dynamic cross-scale feature alignment and edge-response enhancement without auxiliary supervision; and (3) a multi-scale feature fusion mechanism jointly optimizes detection of small objects and boundary changes. Evaluated on multiple public benchmarks—including LEVIR-CD and WHU-CD—HSANet achieves state-of-the-art performance, significantly improving overall accuracy and edge completeness. The source code is publicly available.
📝 Abstract
The remote sensing image change detection task is an essential method for large-scale monitoring. We propose HSANet, a network that uses hierarchical convolution to extract multi-scale features. It incorporates hybrid self-attention and cross-attention mechanisms to learn and fuse global and cross-scale information. This enables HSANet to capture global context at different scales and integrate cross-scale features, refining edge details and improving detection performance. We will also open-source our model code: https://github.com/ChengxiHAN/HSANet.