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Cataloging Public Objects Using Aerial and Street-Level Images - Urban Trees

CVPR 2016 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Remote sensing segmentation and change · 183 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Combine aerial and street-view detections with map data and spatial contextdet2geo · Pasadena Urban TreesmAP: .42 -> .706Helped
Combine aerial and street-view features at three zoom levelsgeo2cat · Pasadena Urban Treesaverage precision: ≈.70 -> .80Helped
Combine aerial and street-view features at three zoom levelsgeo2cat · Pasadena Urban Treesaverage recall: .79 average recallHelped
Add aerial-view information (ablation)det2geo · Pasadena Urban TreesmAP: .619 -> .706Helped
Add street-view information (ablation)det2geo · Pasadena Urban TreesmAP: .462 -> .706Helped
Add map potential (ablation)det2geo · Pasadena Urban TreesmAP: .667 -> .706Helped
Use learned spatial context instead of non-maximal suppression (ablation)det2geo · Pasadena Urban TreesmAP: .69 -> .706Helped
Learn scaling factors for the potential terms (ablation)det2geo · Pasadena Urban TreesmAP: .66 -> .706Helped

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