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Paper List
2020.4.30
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NMS by Representative Region : Towards Crowded Pedestrian Detection by Proposal Pairing
Date: 2020.3.28
Topic: Crowded Pedestrian Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: This paper proposes a novel Representative Region NMS (R2NMS) approach leveraging the less occluded visible parts, effectively removing the redundant boxes without bringing in many false positives. Authors&teams: Xin Huang(Waseda University)
Code:
Contributions&Methods:- a novel NMS method – R2NMS, to overcome the weakness of original NMS.
- a Paired-Box Model (PBM) which simultaneously predicts both the full and visible boxes of a single pedestrian, and performs convenient feature integration of the two boxes.
Introducer: LiZekun
2020.4.30
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Stitcher: Feedback-driven Data Provider for Object Detection
Date: 2020.4.26
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: Stitcher, a feedback-driven data provider, which aims to train object detectors in a balanced way
Authors&teams: Yukang Chen(NLPR)
Code:
Contributions&Methods:- We propose Stitcher, a feedback-driven data provider, that enhances the performance of object detection, by utilizing training loss in a feedback manner.
Introducer: LiZekun
2020.3.27
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SOLOv2: Dynamic, Faster and Stronger
Date: 2019.3.23
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: Improve SOLO from mask learning and mask NMS
Authors&teams: Xinlong Wang, Tao Kong(The University of Adelaide, ByteDance AI Lab)
Code: git.io/AdelaiDet
Contributions&Methods:- Mask branch is decoupled into a mask kernel branch and a mask feature branch. And then the mask is predicted by convolving the mask kernel on the mask feature.
- Matrix NMS: Constuct a decay factor for each prediction to approximate the suppression in NMS and achieve parallel computation.
Introducer: Yangli
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Detection in Crowded Scenes: One Proposal, Multiple Predictions
Date: 2019.3.20
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: Multiple predictions from one proposal for detection in crowded scenes
Authors&teams: Xuangeng Chu, Jian Sun(Peking University, MEGVII Technology)
Code:
Contributions&Methods:- For each proposal, predict a set of instances instead of a single instance.
- EMD loss is proposed to minimize the gap between the predictions and the set of matched gt instances.
- Set NMS: Skip the suppresstion between the predictions from the same proposal.
Introducer: Yangli
2020.3.20
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PointINS: Point-based Instance Segmentation
Date: 2019.3.13
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: Instance segmentation using instance-aware convolution
Authors&teams: Lu Qi, Jian Sun, Jiaya Jia (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, MEGVII Technology, SmartMore)
Code:
Contributions&Methods:- The instance-agnostic feature is generated from single-point feature by channel up-scaling and depth-to-space. The instance-aware weight is obtained by transforming the predicted bbox information. Convolve the instance-agnostic feature with the instance-aware weight for mask prediction.
Introducer: Yangli
2020.3.13
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CPM R-CNN: Calibrating Point-guided Misalignment in Object Detection
Date: 2019.3.7
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star$
Intro: Several modules to improve Grid RCNN
Authors&teams: Bin Zhu (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications)
Code:
Contributions&Methods:- Cascade mapping module: Apply cascade stages with coarse-to-fine mapping ratios to refine proposals.
- IoU scoring module & Resampling scoring module: Fuse cls scores with predicted IoUs and outputs of a classifier trained with refined RoIs & negative RoIs.
Introducer: Yangli
2020.01.03
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Scale Match for Tiny Person Detection
Date: 2019.12.23
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star$
Intro: A new benchmark of tiny person
Authors&teams: Xuehui Yu (UCAS)
Code:https://github.com/ucas-vg/TinyBenchmarkContributions&Methods:
- Tiny person benchmark: The absolute size 18.0 which is 99.5 in coco of objects in dataset.
- Scale Match: A efficient scale transformation approach for tiny person detection by keeping the scale consistency between the TinyPerson and the extra dataset.
2019.12.31
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AugFPN: Improving Multi-scale Feature Learning for Object Detection
Date: 2019.12.11
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star$
Intro: A new pyramid structure based on FPN
Authors&teams: Chaoxu Guo (NLPR)
Code:
Contributions&Methods:- Consistent Supervision: There is an additional predict layer between the bottom-top and top-bottom layer.
- Residual Feature Augmentation: A parallel structure is proposed to combine the features from different scales based on channel or spatial.
Introducer: LiZekun
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Dually Supervised Feature Pyramid for Object Detection and Segmentation
Date: 2019.12.08
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star$
Intro: A new method for FPN and classification and location
Authors&teams: Fan Yang、Haibin Ling (Temple University, Philadelphia, USA)
Code:
Contributions&Methods:- An additional predict: There is an additional predict layer between the bottom-top and top -bottom layer.
- Decoupled head : The decoupled head separates the classification and regression tasks in hidden feature space, which is achieved by taking apart the shared two hidden layers with.
Introducer: LiZekun
2019.12.27
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Side-Aware Boundary Localization for More Precise Object Detection
Date: 2019.12.9
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: A new alternative approach for bbox localization
Authors&teams: Jiaqi Wang (cuhk, The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Code: https: //github.com/open-mmlab/mmdetection
Contributions&Methods:- Side-aware Feature Extraction: self-attention mechanism and normalization is applied to each ROI feature to get two vector with shape: 1*k and k*1.
- Boundary Localization With Bucketing: vectors obtained by Side-aware Feature Extraction are then used to classify (whether each pixel is boundary) and regress (where is the boundary with reference to this pixel).
Introducer: Wangsr
2019.12.19
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Multiple Anchor Learning for Visual Object Detection
Date: 2019.12.4
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: A new stategy for anchor-object matching and optimization
Authors&teams: Wei Ke (CMU)
Code:
Contributions:- Anchor selection: Construct an anchor bag for each gt object according to IoUs. Select top-scored anchors from each bag for learning, and the selection proportion is decreased with iterations.
- Anchor depression: To avoid choosing sub-optimal anchors, perturb the features of selected anchors to decrease their confidences.
Introducer: Yangli
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Mixture-Model-based Bounding Box Density Estimation for Object Detection
Date: 2019.11.28
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: A mixture model to capture the distribution of bboxes
Authors&teams: Jaeyoung Yoo (Seoul National University)
Code:
Contributions:- Propose a mixture model to capture the distribution of bbox coordinates.
- Sample RoIs from the mixture model to learning class probability (including background).
Introducer: Yangli
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Distance-IoU Loss: Faster and Better Learning for Bounding Box Regression
Date: 2019.11.19
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star$
Intro: Improvements to IoU and GIoU losses
Authors&teams: Zhaohui Zheng (Tianjin University)
Code: https://github.com/Zzh-tju/DIoU
Contributions:- To achieve faster convergence, Distance-IoU loss adds normalized distance between two bboxes to IoU loss.
- Complete IoU loss further considers the consistency of aspect ratios for two bboxes.
- Deployed in NMS, DIoU loss is more robust than original NMS.
Introducer: Yangli
2019.11.28
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Bridging the Gap Between Anchor-based and Anchor-free Detection via Adaptive Training Sample Selection
Date: 2019.12.5
Topic: Object Detection
Rating: $\star\star\star$
Intro: Difference between anchor-free & anchor-based, new stategy for anchor-to-gt matching
Authors&teams: Shifeng Zhang (CASIA)
Code: https://github.com/sfzhang15/ATSS
Contributions:- Point out the essential difference between anchor-based and anchor-free detection is actually how to define positive and negative training samples.
- Propose an Adaptive Training Sample Selection (ATSS) to automatically select positive and negative samples according to statistical characteristics of object.
Discussions:
Introducer: Wangsr