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DHSNet: Deep Hierarchical Saliency Network for Salient Object Detection

CVPR 2016 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: RGB salient object detection · 885 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add hierarchical refinement stages from RCL4 through RCL1 (ablation)DHSNet · ECSSDF-measure: 0.7941 -> 0.8645Helped
Replace GV-CNN with FCN for the coarse prediction (ablation)DHSNet · ECSSDF-measure: 0.8645 -> 0.8516Hurt
Use GV-CNN instead of FCN for the coarse prediction (ablation)DHSNet · ECSSDF-measure: 0.8516 -> 0.8645Helped
Replace RCLs with traditional convolutional layers (ablation)DHSNet · ECSSDF-measure: 0.8645 -> 0.8516Hurt
Use RCLs instead of traditional convolutional layers (ablation)DHSNet · ECSSDF-measure: 0.8516 -> 0.8645Helped
Use DHSNet rather than DeconvNetsalient object detection · ECSSDF-measure: 0.8396 -> 0.8645Helped
Use DHSNet for inferencesalient object detection · Runtimeruntime (s): 0.04*Helped

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