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Multi-Scale Bidirectional FCN for Object Skeleton Extraction

AAAI 2018 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: RGB salient object detection · 28 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add multi-scale bidirectional architecture to ResNet-FCN (ablation)ResNet-FCN · Sym-PASCALF-measure: 0.515 -> 0.557Helped
add dense connections to MSB (ablation)ResNet-FCN+MSB · Sym-PASCALF-measure: 0.557 -> 0.570Helped
use ResNet-101 dilated FCN baseline instead of VGG-based SRNskeleton detection · Sym-PASCALF-measure: 0.443 -> 0.515Helped
single-stage end-to-end network instead of detector followed by FSDSskeleton detection · Sym-PASCALF-measure: 0.354 -> 0.570Helped
use only deep features (pyramid pooling) instead of skip-layer shallow featuresskeleton detection · SK-SMALLF-measure: 0.632 -> 0.738Helped
MSB-FCN vs SRN inference speedMSB-FCN · Sym-PASCALruntime (s): 0.12 -> 0.13No clear effect

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