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3D Object Proposals for Accurate Object Class Detection
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1418 | Object detection with discriminatively trained part based models
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Citation Context ...object detection for autonomous driving. With the large success of deep learning in the past years, the object detection community shifted from simple appearance scoring on exhaustive sliding windows =-=[1]-=- to more powerful, multi-layer visual representations [2, 3] extracted from a smaller set of object/region proposals [4, 5]. This resulted in over 20% absolute performance gains [6, 7] on the PASCAL V... |
1007 | Imagenet classification with deep convolutional neural networks
- Krizhevsky, Sutskever, et al.
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Citation Context ...uccess of deep learning in the past years, the object detection community shifted from simple appearance scoring on exhaustive sliding windows [1] to more powerful, multi-layer visual representations =-=[2, 3]-=- extracted from a smaller set of object/region proposals [4, 5]. This resulted in over 20% absolute performance gains [6, 7] on the PASCAL VOC benchmark [8]. The motivation behind these bottom-up grou... |
644 | The Pascal visual object classes challenge
- Everingham, Gool, et al.
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Citation Context ...rful, multi-layer visual representations [2, 3] extracted from a smaller set of object/region proposals [4, 5]. This resulted in over 20% absolute performance gains [6, 7] on the PASCAL VOC benchmark =-=[8]-=-. The motivation behind these bottom-up grouping approaches is to provide a moderate number of region proposals among which at least a few accurately cover the ground-truth objects. These approaches t... |
250 | Rich feature hierarchies for accurate object detection and semantic segmentation /
- Girshick
- 2014
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Citation Context ...ve sliding windows [1] to more powerful, multi-layer visual representations [2, 3] extracted from a smaller set of object/region proposals [4, 5]. This resulted in over 20% absolute performance gains =-=[6, 7]-=- on the PASCAL VOC benchmark [8]. The motivation behind these bottom-up grouping approaches is to provide a moderate number of region proposals among which at least a few accurately cover the ground-t... |
174 | Are we ready for autonomous driving? the kitti vision benchmark suite
- Geiger, Lenz, et al.
- 2012
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Citation Context ...resents various biases for grouping, thus yielding multiple diverse solutions [10]. Interestingly, the state-of-the-art R-CNN approach [6] does not work well on the autonomous driving benchmark KITTI =-=[11]-=-, falling significantly behind the current top performers [12, 13]. This is due to the low achievable recall of the underlying box proposals on this benchmark. KITTI images contain many small objects,... |
163 | Selective search for object recognition
- Uijlings, Sande, et al.
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Citation Context ... community shifted from simple appearance scoring on exhaustive sliding windows [1] to more powerful, multi-layer visual representations [2, 3] extracted from a smaller set of object/region proposals =-=[4, 5]-=-. This resulted in over 20% absolute performance gains [6, 7] on the PASCAL VOC benchmark [8]. The motivation behind these bottom-up grouping approaches is to provide a moderate number of region propo... |
154 | Very Deep Convolutional Networks for Large-Scale Image Recognition.
- Simonyan, Zisserman
- 2015
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Citation Context ...uccess of deep learning in the past years, the object detection community shifted from simple appearance scoring on exhaustive sliding windows [1] to more powerful, multi-layer visual representations =-=[2, 3]-=- extracted from a smaller set of object/region proposals [4, 5]. This resulted in over 20% absolute performance gains [6, 7] on the PASCAL VOC benchmark [8]. The motivation behind these bottom-up grou... |
114 | Measuring the objectness of image windows
- Alexe, Deselaers, et al.
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Citation Context ...posals are needed to succeed in consequent recognition tasks [21, 22, 7]. [16] introduces learning into proposal generation with parametric energies. Exhaustively sampled bounding boxes are scored in =-=[23]-=- using several “objectness” features. BING [15] proposals also score windows based on an object closure measure as a proxy for “objectness”. Edgeboxes [9] score millions of windows based on contour in... |
91 | Semantic segmentation with second-order pooling.
- Carreira, Caseiro, et al.
- 2012
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Citation Context ... using parametric min-cut. The proposed solutions are then scored using simple Gestalt-like features, and typically only 150 top-ranked proposals are needed to succeed in consequent recognition tasks =-=[21, 22, 7]-=-. [16] introduces learning into proposal generation with parametric energies. Exhaustively sampled bounding boxes are scored in [23] using several “objectness” features. BING [15] proposals also score... |
87 | CPMC: Automatic object segmentation using constrained parametric min-cuts
- Carreira, Sminchisescu
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Citation Context ...9]. Another successful approach is to frame the problem as energy minimization where a parametrized family of energies represents various biases for grouping, thus yielding multiple diverse solutions =-=[10]-=-. Interestingly, the state-of-the-art R-CNN approach [6] does not work well on the autonomous driving benchmark KITTI [11], falling significantly behind the current top performers [12, 13]. This is du... |
59 |
Support vector learning for interdependent and structured output spaces,”
- Tsochantaridis, Hofmann, et al.
- 2004
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Citation Context ...pcdφpcd(x,y) +w > c,fsφfs(x,y) +w > c,htφht(x,y) +w > c,ht−contrφht−contr(x,y) Note that our energy depends on the object class via class-specific weights w>c , which are trained using structured SVM =-=[32]-=- (details in Sec. 3.4). We now explain each potential in more detail. 3 Point Cloud Density: This potential encodes the density of the point cloud within the box φpcd(x,y) = ∑ p∈Ω(y) S(p) |Ω(y)| (1) w... |
55 | Multiscale combinatorial grouping - Arbelaez, Pont-Tuset, et al. - 2014 |
47 |
Fast Feature Pyramids for Object Detection,”
- Dollar, Appel, et al.
- 2014
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Citation Context ... holistic model that re-reasons about DPM detections based on priors from cartographic maps. In KITTI, the best performing method so far is the recently proposed 3DVP [12] which uses the ACF detector =-=[30]-=- and learned occlusion patters in order to improve performance of occluded cars. 2 C ar # candidates 10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 re ca llsatsIo Usth re sh ol ds0. 7 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 BING SS EB MCG MCG-D Ou... |
36 | Binarized normed gradients for objectness estimation at 300fps. In - BING - 2014 |
33 | Edge boxes: Locating object proposals from edges
- Zitnick, Dollar
- 2014
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Citation Context ... This is the strategy behind Selective Search [4], which is used in most state-of-the-art detectors these days. Contours in the image have also been exploited in order to locate object proposal boxes =-=[9]-=-. Another successful approach is to frame the problem as energy minimization where a parametrized family of energies represents various biases for grouping, thus yielding multiple diverse solutions [1... |
31 | Learning Rich Features from RGB-D Images for Object Detection and Segmentation. arXiv preprint arXiv:1407.5736,
- Gupta, Girshick, et al.
- 2014
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Citation Context ...cclusion levels, demonstrating that our approach produces highly accurate object proposals. In particular, we achieve a 25% higher recall for 2K proposals than the state-of-the-art RGB-D method MCG-D =-=[14]-=-. Combined with CNN scoring, our method outperforms all published results on object detection for Car, Cyclist and Pedestrian on KITTI [11]. Our code and data are online: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/˜ob... |
30 | Bottom-Up Segmentation for Top-Down Detection, In
- Fidler, Mottaghi, et al.
- 2013
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Citation Context ... using parametric min-cut. The proposed solutions are then scored using simple Gestalt-like features, and typically only 150 top-ranked proposals are needed to succeed in consequent recognition tasks =-=[21, 22, 7]-=-. [16] introduces learning into proposal generation with parametric energies. Exhaustively sampled bounding boxes are scored in [23] using several “objectness” features. BING [15] proposals also score... |
29 | 3d2pm–3d deformable part models.
- Pepik, Gehler, et al.
- 2012
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Citation Context ...n approaches for autonomous driving. In [26], objects are predetected via a poselet-like approach and a deformable wireframe model is then fit using the image information inside the box. Pepik et al. =-=[27]-=- extend the Deformable Part-based Model [1] to 3D by linking parts across different viewpoints and using a 3D-aware loss function. In [28], an ensemble of models derived from visual and geometrical cl... |
25 | Seeking the strongest rigid detector.
- Benenson, Mathias, et al.
- 2013
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Citation Context ...Fast R-CNN [34], which share 5 Cars Pedestrians Cyclists Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard LSVM-MDPM-sv [35, 1] 68.02 56.48 44.18 47.74 39.36 35.95 35.04 27.50 26.21 SquaresICF =-=[36]-=- - - - 57.33 44.42 40.08 - - - DPM-C8B1 [37] 74.33 60.99 47.16 38.96 29.03 25.61 43.49 29.04 26.20 MDPM-un-BB [1] 71.19 62.16 48.43 - - - - - - DPM-VOC+VP [27] 74.95 64.71 48.76 59.48 44.86 40.37 42.4... |
24 | Object discovery in 3d scenes via shape analysis
- Karpathy, Miller, et al.
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Citation Context ...works [2, 3], which typically operate on a fixed spatial scope, there has been increased interest in object proposal generation. Existing approaches range from purely RGB [4, 9, 10, 5, 15, 16], RGB-D =-=[17, 14, 18, 19]-=-, to video [20]. In RGB, most approaches combine superpixels into larger regions based on color and texture similarity [4, 5]. These approaches produce around 2,000 proposals per image achieving nearl... |
21 | Holistic scene understanding for 3d object detection with rgbd cameras.
- Lin, Fidler, et al.
- 2013
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Citation Context ...works [2, 3], which typically operate on a fixed spatial scope, there has been increased interest in object proposal generation. Existing approaches range from purely RGB [4, 9, 10, 5, 15, 16], RGB-D =-=[17, 14, 18, 19]-=-, to video [20]. In RGB, most approaches combine superpixels into larger regions based on color and texture similarity [4, 5]. These approaches produce around 2,000 proposals per image achieving nearl... |
19 | Joint 3d estimation of objects and scene layout
- Geiger, Wojek, et al.
- 2011
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Citation Context ...tion. We score bounding box proposals using CNN. Our network is built on Fast R-CNN [34], which share 5 Cars Pedestrians Cyclists Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard LSVM-MDPM-sv =-=[35, 1]-=- 68.02 56.48 44.18 47.74 39.36 35.95 35.04 27.50 26.21 SquaresICF [36] - - - 57.33 44.42 40.08 - - - DPM-C8B1 [37] 74.33 60.99 47.16 38.96 29.03 25.61 43.49 29.04 26.20 MDPM-un-BB [1] 71.19 62.16 48.4... |
14 | Sliding shapes for 3d object detection in depth images.
- Song, Xiao
- 2014
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Citation Context ... They show significant improvements in performance with respect to past work. In [19], RGB-D videos are used to propose boxes around very accurate point clouds. Relevant to our work is Sliding Shapes =-=[25]-=-, which exhaustively evaluates 3D cuboids in RGB-D scenes. This approach, however, utilizes an object scoring function trained on a large number of rendered views of CAD models, and uses complex class... |
13 | Occlusion patterns for object class detection
- Pepikj, Stark, et al.
- 2013
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Citation Context ....08 - - - DPM-C8B1 [37] 74.33 60.99 47.16 38.96 29.03 25.61 43.49 29.04 26.20 MDPM-un-BB [1] 71.19 62.16 48.43 - - - - - - DPM-VOC+VP [27] 74.95 64.71 48.76 59.48 44.86 40.37 42.43 31.08 28.23 OC-DPM =-=[38]-=- 74.94 65.95 53.86 - - - - - - AOG [39] 84.36 71.88 59.27 - - - - - - SubCat [28] 84.14 75.46 59.71 54.67 42.34 37.95 - - - DA-DPM [40] - - - 56.36 45.51 41.08 - - - Fusion-DPM [41] - - - 59.51 46.67 ... |
11 | Spatiotemporal object detection proposals
- Oneata, Revaud, et al.
- 2014
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Citation Context ...ly operate on a fixed spatial scope, there has been increased interest in object proposal generation. Existing approaches range from purely RGB [4, 9, 10, 5, 15, 16], RGB-D [17, 14, 18, 19], to video =-=[20]-=-. In RGB, most approaches combine superpixels into larger regions based on color and texture similarity [4, 5]. These approaches produce around 2,000 proposals per image achieving nearly perfect achie... |
11 | Efficient joint segmentation, occlusion labeling, stereo and flow estimation
- Yamaguchi, McAllester, et al.
- 2014
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Citation Context ...l importance in this domain, we place our proposals in 3D and represent them as cuboids. We assume a stereo image pair as input and compute depth via the state-of-the-art approach by Yamaguchi et al. =-=[31]-=-. We use depth to compute a point-cloud x and conduct all our reasoning in this domain. We next describe our notation and present our framework. 3.1 Proposal Generation as Energy Minimization We repre... |
11 | R.: Box in the box: Joint 3D layout and object reasoning from single images
- Schwing, Fidler, et al.
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Citation Context ...meters are learnt by solving the following optimization problem: min w∈RD 1 2 ||w||2 + C N N∑ i=1 ξi s.t.: wT (φ(x(i),y)− φ(x(i),y(i))) ≥ ∆(y(i),y)− ξi, ∀y \ y(i) We use the parallel cutting plane of =-=[33]-=- to solve this minimization problem. We use Intersectionover-Union (IoU) between the set of GT boxes, y(i), and candidates y as the task loss ∆(y(i),y). We compute IoU in 3D as the volume of intersect... |
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Fast R-CNN.
- Girshick
- 2015
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Citation Context ...ntation Estimation Network We use our object proposal method for the task of object detection and orientation estimation. We score bounding box proposals using CNN. Our network is built on Fast R-CNN =-=[34]-=-, which share 5 Cars Pedestrians Cyclists Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard LSVM-MDPM-sv [35, 1] 68.02 56.48 44.18 47.74 39.36 35.95 35.04 27.50 26.21 SquaresICF [36] - - - 57.3... |
7 | Pedestrian detection combining RGB and dense LIDAR data
- Premebida, Carreira, et al.
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Citation Context ...31.08 28.23 OC-DPM [38] 74.94 65.95 53.86 - - - - - - AOG [39] 84.36 71.88 59.27 - - - - - - SubCat [28] 84.14 75.46 59.71 54.67 42.34 37.95 - - - DA-DPM [40] - - - 56.36 45.51 41.08 - - - Fusion-DPM =-=[41]-=- - - - 59.51 46.67 42.05 - - - R-CNN [42] - - - 61.61 50.13 44.79 - - - FilteredICF [43] - - - 61.14 53.98 49.29 - - - pAUCEnsT [44] - - - 65.26 54.49 48.60 51.62 38.03 33.38 MV-RGBD-RF [45] - - - 70.... |
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C.: CPMC-3D-O2P: Semantic segmentation of RGB-D images using CPMC and second order pooling
- Banica, Sminchisescu
- 2013
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Citation Context ...works [2, 3], which typically operate on a fixed spatial scope, there has been increased interest in object proposal generation. Existing approaches range from purely RGB [4, 9, 10, 5, 15, 16], RGB-D =-=[17, 14, 18, 19]-=-, to video [20]. In RGB, most approaches combine superpixels into larger regions based on color and texture similarity [4, 5]. These approaches produce around 2,000 proposals per image achieving nearl... |
6 | Integrating context and occlusion for car detection by hierarchical and-or model
- Li, Zhu
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Citation Context ...16 38.96 29.03 25.61 43.49 29.04 26.20 MDPM-un-BB [1] 71.19 62.16 48.43 - - - - - - DPM-VOC+VP [27] 74.95 64.71 48.76 59.48 44.86 40.37 42.43 31.08 28.23 OC-DPM [38] 74.94 65.95 53.86 - - - - - - AOG =-=[39]-=- 84.36 71.88 59.27 - - - - - - SubCat [28] 84.14 75.46 59.71 54.67 42.34 37.95 - - - DA-DPM [40] - - - 56.36 45.51 41.08 - - - Fusion-DPM [41] - - - 59.51 46.67 42.05 - - - R-CNN [42] - - - 61.61 50.1... |
6 | Filtered channel features for pedestrian detection,” in CVPR,
- Zhang, Benenson, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ... - - SubCat [28] 84.14 75.46 59.71 54.67 42.34 37.95 - - - DA-DPM [40] - - - 56.36 45.51 41.08 - - - Fusion-DPM [41] - - - 59.51 46.67 42.05 - - - R-CNN [42] - - - 61.61 50.13 44.79 - - - FilteredICF =-=[43]-=- - - - 61.14 53.98 49.29 - - - pAUCEnsT [44] - - - 65.26 54.49 48.60 51.62 38.03 33.38 MV-RGBD-RF [45] - - - 70.21 54.56 51.25 54.02 39.72 34.82 3DVP [12] 87.46 75.77 65.38 - - - - - - Regionlets [13]... |
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What makes for effective detection proposals? arXiv:1502.05082,
- Hosang, Benenson, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ...an object closure measure as a proxy for “objectness”. Edgeboxes [9] score millions of windows based on contour information inside and on the boundary of each window. A detailed comparison is done in =-=[24]-=-. Fewer approaches exist that exploit RGB-D. [17, 18] extend CPMC [10] with additional affinities that encourage the proposals to respect occlusion boundaries. [14] extends MCG [5] to 3D by an additio... |
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Learning to detect vehicles by clustering appearance patterns,”
- Ohn-Bar, Trivedi
- 2015
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Citation Context ... fit using the image information inside the box. Pepik et al. [27] extend the Deformable Part-based Model [1] to 3D by linking parts across different viewpoints and using a 3D-aware loss function. In =-=[28]-=-, an ensemble of models derived from visual and geometrical clusters of object instances is employed. In [13], Selective Search boxes are re-localized using top-down, object level information. [29] pr... |
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Taking a deeper look at pedestrians
- Hosang, Omran, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ... - - - - - - AOG [39] 84.36 71.88 59.27 - - - - - - SubCat [28] 84.14 75.46 59.71 54.67 42.34 37.95 - - - DA-DPM [40] - - - 56.36 45.51 41.08 - - - Fusion-DPM [41] - - - 59.51 46.67 42.05 - - - R-CNN =-=[42]-=- - - - 61.61 50.13 44.79 - - - FilteredICF [43] - - - 61.14 53.98 49.29 - - - pAUCEnsT [44] - - - 65.26 54.49 48.60 51.62 38.03 33.38 MV-RGBD-RF [45] - - - 70.21 54.56 51.25 54.02 39.72 34.82 3DVP [12... |
3 | SegDeepM: Exploiting segmentation and context in deep neural networks for object detection
- Zhu, Urtasun, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ...ve sliding windows [1] to more powerful, multi-layer visual representations [2, 3] extracted from a smaller set of object/region proposals [4, 5]. This resulted in over 20% absolute performance gains =-=[6, 7]-=- on the PASCAL VOC benchmark [8]. The motivation behind these bottom-up grouping approaches is to provide a moderate number of region proposals among which at least a few accurately cover the ground-t... |
3 | Data-driven 3D voxel patterns for object category recognition,” in CVPR,
- Xiang, Choi, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ...verse solutions [10]. Interestingly, the state-of-the-art R-CNN approach [6] does not work well on the autonomous driving benchmark KITTI [11], falling significantly behind the current top performers =-=[12, 13]-=-. This is due to the low achievable recall of the underlying box proposals on this benchmark. KITTI images contain many small objects, severe occlusion, high saturated areas and shadows. Furthermore, ... |
3 | Accurate object detection with location relaxation and regionlets relocalization,” in ACCV, - Long, Wang, et al. - 2014 |
3 | Supervised learning and evaluation of KITTI’s cars detector with DPM
- Yebes, Bergasa, et al.
- 2014
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Citation Context ...ans Cyclists Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard Easy Moderate Hard LSVM-MDPM-sv [35, 1] 68.02 56.48 44.18 47.74 39.36 35.95 35.04 27.50 26.21 SquaresICF [36] - - - 57.33 44.42 40.08 - - - DPM-C8B1 =-=[37]-=- 74.33 60.99 47.16 38.96 29.03 25.61 43.49 29.04 26.20 MDPM-un-BB [1] 71.19 62.16 48.43 - - - - - - DPM-VOC+VP [27] 74.95 64.71 48.76 59.48 44.86 40.37 42.43 31.08 28.23 OC-DPM [38] 74.94 65.95 53.86 ... |
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Towards scene understanding with detailed 3d object representations. IJCV
- Zia, Stark, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ...rk by exploiting the typical sizes of objects in 3D, the ground plane and very efficient depth-informed scoring functions. Related to our work are also detection approaches for autonomous driving. In =-=[26]-=-, objects are predetected via a poselet-like approach and a deformable wireframe model is then fit using the image information inside the box. Pepik et al. [27] extend the Deformable Part-based Model ... |
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Holistic 3d scene understanding from a single geo-tagged image
- Wang, Fidler, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ...In [28], an ensemble of models derived from visual and geometrical clusters of object instances is employed. In [13], Selective Search boxes are re-localized using top-down, object level information. =-=[29]-=- proposes a holistic model that re-reasons about DPM detections based on priors from cartographic maps. In KITTI, the best performing method so far is the recently proposed 3DVP [12] which uses the AC... |
2 | Hierarchical Adaptive Structural SVM for Domain Adaptation.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1408.5400
- Xu, Ramos, et al.
- 2014
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Citation Context ...27] 74.95 64.71 48.76 59.48 44.86 40.37 42.43 31.08 28.23 OC-DPM [38] 74.94 65.95 53.86 - - - - - - AOG [39] 84.36 71.88 59.27 - - - - - - SubCat [28] 84.14 75.46 59.71 54.67 42.34 37.95 - - - DA-DPM =-=[40]-=- - - - 56.36 45.51 41.08 - - - Fusion-DPM [41] - - - 59.51 46.67 42.05 - - - R-CNN [42] - - - 61.61 50.13 44.79 - - - FilteredICF [43] - - - 61.14 53.98 49.29 - - - pAUCEnsT [44] - - - 65.26 54.49 48.... |
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den Hengel. Pedestrian detection with spatially pooled features and structured ensemble learning. arXiv preprint arXiv:1409.5209
- Paisitkriangkrai, Shen, et al.
- 2014
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Citation Context ...34 37.95 - - - DA-DPM [40] - - - 56.36 45.51 41.08 - - - Fusion-DPM [41] - - - 59.51 46.67 42.05 - - - R-CNN [42] - - - 61.61 50.13 44.79 - - - FilteredICF [43] - - - 61.14 53.98 49.29 - - - pAUCEnsT =-=[44]-=- - - - 65.26 54.49 48.60 51.62 38.03 33.38 MV-RGBD-RF [45] - - - 70.21 54.56 51.25 54.02 39.72 34.82 3DVP [12] 87.46 75.77 65.38 - - - - - - Regionlets [13] 84.75 76.45 59.70 73.14 61.15 55.21 70.41 5... |
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A learning framework for generating region proposals with mid-level cues
- Lee, Fidler, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ... the wide success of deep networks [2, 3], which typically operate on a fixed spatial scope, there has been increased interest in object proposal generation. Existing approaches range from purely RGB =-=[4, 9, 10, 5, 15, 16]-=-, RGB-D [17, 14, 18, 19], to video [20]. In RGB, most approaches combine superpixels into larger regions based on color and texture similarity [4, 5]. These approaches produce around 2,000 proposals p... |
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Multiview random forest of local experts combining rgb and lidar data for pedestrian detection
- Gonzalez, Villalonga, et al.
- 2015
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Citation Context ...usion-DPM [41] - - - 59.51 46.67 42.05 - - - R-CNN [42] - - - 61.61 50.13 44.79 - - - FilteredICF [43] - - - 61.14 53.98 49.29 - - - pAUCEnsT [44] - - - 65.26 54.49 48.60 51.62 38.03 33.38 MV-RGBD-RF =-=[45]-=- - - - 70.21 54.56 51.25 54.02 39.72 34.82 3DVP [12] 87.46 75.77 65.38 - - - - - - Regionlets [13] 84.75 76.45 59.70 73.14 61.15 55.21 70.41 58.72 51.83 Ours 93.04 88.64 79.10 81.78 67.47 64.70 78.39 ... |