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Learning to Localize Little Landmarks

CVPR 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Correspondence and causal representation learning · 19 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use three sequential prediction steps rather than two (ablation)latent-landmark localization · Car Door Handle Datasetdetection rate at normalized distance 0.02: 63.3 -> 74.4Helped
use sequential prediction rather than one prediction step (ablation)latent-landmark localization · Car Door Handle Datasetdetection rate at normalized distance 0.02: 54.3 -> 74.4Helped
predict through latent landmarks rather than directly detect the target (ablation)car door handle localization · Car Door Handle Datasetdetection rate at normalized distance 0.02: 19.2 -> 74.4Helped
use three sequential prediction steps rather than two (ablation)latent-landmark localization · Light Switch Datasetdetection rate at normalized distance 0.5: 47.5 -> 51.0Helped
use sequential prediction rather than one prediction step (ablation)latent-landmark localization · Light Switch Datasetdetection rate at normalized distance 0.5: 44.5 -> 51.0Helped
use three-step latent-landmark prediction rather than direct detection (ablation)light switch localization · Light Switch Datasetdetection rate at normalized distance 0.5: 41.0 -> 51.0Helped
learn a sequence of latent landmarks using only target-location supervisionbeak localization · CUBS200PCP: 61.2 -> 64.1Helped
learn latent landmarks and prediction models end-to-endlandmark localization · Car Door Handle Dataset and Light Switch Datasetdetection rateHelped

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