Method Details


Details for method 'DecoupleSegNet'

 

Method overview

name DecoupleSegNet
challenge pixel-level semantic labeling
details In this paper, We propose a new paradigm for semantic segmentation. Our insight is that appealing performance of semantic segmentation re- quires explicitly modeling the object body and edge, which correspond to the high and low frequency of the image. To do so, we first warp the image feature by learning a flow field to make the object part more consistent. The resulting body feature and the residual edge feature are further optimized under decoupled supervision by explicitly sampling dif- ferent parts (body or edge) pixels. The code and models have been released.
publication Improving Semantic Segmentation via Decoupled Body and Edge Supervision
Xiangtai Li, Xia Li, Li Zhang, Guangliang Cheng, Jianping Shi, Zhouchen Lin, Shaohua Tan, and Yunhai Tong
ECCV-2020
https://arxiv.org/abs/2007.10035
project page / code https://github.com/lxtGH/DecoupleSegNets
used Cityscapes data fine annotations
used external data ImageNet
runtime n/a
subsampling no
submission date January, 2020
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Average results

Metric Value
IoU Classes 83.7041
iIoU Classes 64.4143
IoU Categories 92.2983
iIoU Categories 81.4292

 

Class results

Class IoU iIoU
road 98.7914 -
sidewalk 87.7845 -
building 94.3764 -
wall 66.0751 -
fence 64.7702 -
pole 72.3232 -
traffic light 78.7912 -
traffic sign 82.6132 -
vegetation 94.2034 -
terrain 73.9792 -
sky 96.1272 -
person 88.672 72.052
rider 75.8836 55.6027
car 96.5898 91.9589
truck 80.1941 50.8815
bus 93.7868 61.7327
train 91.556 62.0703
motorcycle 74.3244 54.3781
bicycle 79.5357 66.6381

 

Category results

Category IoU iIoU
flat 98.8331 -
nature 93.9527 -
object 77.7895 -
sky 96.1272 -
construction 94.4766 -
human 88.6217 72.7355
vehicle 96.2875 90.1228

 

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