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Recurrently Aggregating Deep Features for Salient Object Detection

AAAI 2018 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: RGB salient object detection · 169 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
recurrently aggregate MLIF with per-layer features (vs per-layer features only) (ablation)RADF · DUT-OMRONF-measure: 0.763 -> 0.789Helped
recurrent aggregation vs MLIF-only prediction (ablation)RADF · DUT-OMRONF-measure: 0.772 -> 0.789Helped
increase recurrent steps from 1 to 2 (ablation)RADF · five saliency datasetsF-measure: 0.787 -> 0.789 (DUT-OMRON)Helped
use separate instead of shared weights across recurrent steps (ablation)RADF2 · five saliency datasetsF-measure: 0.793 -> 0.789 (DUT-OMRON); 0.911 -> 0.914 (HKU-IS)Mixed
replace VGG backbone with DenseNet-161 (ablation)RADF · ECSSDF-measure: 0.924 -> 0.886Hurt
RADF vs best prior (DSS)salient object detection · DUT-OMRONF-measure: 0.771 -> 0.789Helped
RADF vs best prior (DSS)salient object detection · SODF-measure: 0.842 -> 0.835Hurt

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