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Facial Landmarks Detection by Self-Iterative Regression Based Landmarks-Attention Network

AAAI 2018 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: In-context learning as gradient descent · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use one self-iterated regressor instead of cascaded regressorsFacial landmarks detection with LAN · 300-W public testing setNME: 6.23 -> 5.04Helped
Use one self-iterated regressor instead of cascaded regressorsFacial landmarks detection with LAN · Pre-trained modelNumber of parameters: 14.88M -> 3.72MHelped
Use one self-iterated regressor instead of cascaded regressorsFacial landmarks detection with LAN · Pre-trained modelModel memory: 62.4MB -> 15.6MBHelped
Use LAN instead of stacking all landmark patches for feature extraction (ablation)SIR · 300-W competition testing setDetection accuracyHelped
Increase the number of self-iterations before stable performance (ablation)SIR · Facial landmarks detectionDetection accuracyHelped
Increase Gaussian sampling standard deviation (ablation)SIR · 300-W public testing setNMEMixed
Use an appropriate Gaussian sampling standard deviation (ablation)SIR · 300-W public testing setNMEHelped

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