Skip to content

The classifier judged this item not relevant to AI security, so it is left out of lists, feeds, the API and dataset releases. If that is wrong, report a correction on this page.

InfoResearchPeer-reviewed

Taming Generative Synthetic Data for X-Ray Prohibited Item Detection

Published
Record updated

Summary

The paper proposes Xsyn, a one-stage X-ray security image synthesis pipeline built on text-to-image generation, to avoid the labor-intensive foreground extraction of prior two-stage methods. It adds Cross-Attention Refinement (CAR), which uses the diffusion model's cross-attention map to refine bounding box annotations, and Background Occlusion Modeling (BOM), which models background occlusion in latent space. Experiments report a 1.2% mAP improvement over previous methods and better prohibited item detection across several X-ray datasets and detectors.