TARSS-Net: Temporal-Aware Radar Semantic Segmentation Network

Y. Chen, Zijun Hu, Teng Li, Zhe Ma, Shi Peng +3 more
2/3/2026

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Abstract

Radar signal interpretation plays a crucial role in remote detection and ranging. With the gradual display of the advantages of neural network technology in signal processing, learning-based radar signal interpretation is becoming a research hot-spot and made great progress. And since radar semantic segmentation (RSS) can provide more fine-grained target information, it has become a more concerned direction in this field. However, the temporal information, which is an important clue for analyzing radar data, has not been exploited sufficiently in present RSS frameworks. In this work, we propose a novel temporal information learning paradigm, i.e. , data-driven temporal information aggregation with learned target-history relations . Following this idea, a flexible learning module, called T emporal R elation-A ware M odule (TRAM) is carefully designed. TRAM contains two main blocks: i) an encoder for capturing the target-history temporal relations (TH-TRE) and ii) a learnable temporal relation attentive pooling (TRAP) for aggregating temporal information. Based on TRAM, an end-to-end T emporal-A ware RSS Net work (TARSS-Net) is presented, which has outstanding performance on publicly available and our collected real-measured datasets. Code and supplementary materials are available at https://github.com/zlw9161/TARSS-Net.

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@article{chen2026tarssnet,
  title  = {TARSS-Net: Temporal-Aware Radar Semantic Segmentation Network},
  author = {Y. Chen and Zijun Hu and Teng Li and Zhe Ma and Shi Peng and Pengcheng Pi and Liwen Zhang and Youcheng Zhang},
  year   = {2026},
  doi    = {10.52202/079017-0159},
  url    = {https://doi.org/10.52202/079017-0159},
  journal = {NEURIPS 2024 2024}
}

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