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| author | Lallouet, Noé Cazenave, Tristan Enderli, Cyrille Gourdin, Stéphanie |
| author_facet | Lallouet, Noé Cazenave, Tristan Enderli, Cyrille Gourdin, Stéphanie |
| contents | Recent research works establish deep neural networks as high performing tools for radar target detection, especially on challenging environments (presence of clutter or interferences, multi-target scenarii...). However, the usually large computational complexity of these networks is one of the factors preventing them from being widely implemented in embedded radar systems. We propose to investigate novel neural architecture search (NAS) methods, based on Monte-Carlo Tree Search (MCTS), for finding neural networks achieving the required detection performance and striving towards a lower computational complexity. We evaluate the searched architectures on endoclutter radar signals, in order to compare their respective performance metrics and generalization properties. A novel network satisfying the required detection probability while being significantly lighter than the expert-designed baseline is proposed. |
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| institution | arXiv |
| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Searching Efficient Deep Architectures for Radar Target Detection using Monte-Carlo Tree Search Lallouet, Noé Cazenave, Tristan Enderli, Cyrille Gourdin, Stéphanie Signal Processing Machine Learning Recent research works establish deep neural networks as high performing tools for radar target detection, especially on challenging environments (presence of clutter or interferences, multi-target scenarii...). However, the usually large computational complexity of these networks is one of the factors preventing them from being widely implemented in embedded radar systems. We propose to investigate novel neural architecture search (NAS) methods, based on Monte-Carlo Tree Search (MCTS), for finding neural networks achieving the required detection performance and striving towards a lower computational complexity. We evaluate the searched architectures on endoclutter radar signals, in order to compare their respective performance metrics and generalization properties. A novel network satisfying the required detection probability while being significantly lighter than the expert-designed baseline is proposed. |
| title | Searching Efficient Deep Architectures for Radar Target Detection using Monte-Carlo Tree Search |
| topic | Signal Processing Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.21772 |