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Learning Saliency-Free Model with Generic Features for Weakly-Supervised Semantic Segmentation

AAAI 2020 · Detection and segmentation › Weakly supervised detection and segmentation · approach: CAM refinement and prototypes · 18 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use lower-layer features C42 instead of C43 for class patterns (ablation)DCP proxy ground-truth · PASCAL VOC 2012 valmIoU: 46.0 -> 52.4Helped
use lowest-layer features C41 instead of C42 (ablation)DCP proxy ground-truth · PASCAL VOC 2012 valmIoU: 52.4 -> 60.3Helped
retrain segmentation model on masks predicted by the first model (fills uncertain pixels) (ablation)DCP with C41 · PASCAL VOC 2012 valmIoU: 60.3 -> 64.5Helped
retrain a second time (ablation)DCP with C41 · PASCAL VOC 2012 valmIoUNo clear effect
replace CAM-based seeds plus saliency with saliency-free class patterns from C41 (ResNet101)weakly-supervised segmentation · COCO valmean IoU: 26.0 -> 29.9Helped
use ResNet101 instead of VGG16 backbone for segmentation networkOurs · PASCAL VOC 2012 valmIoU: 61.2 -> 64.5Helped

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