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Object Detection From Video Tubelets With Convolutional Neural Networks

CVPR 2016 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Convolution-transformer backbones · 282 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add temporal convolution rescoring to combined tubelet proposals (ablation)ImageNet VID tubelet detector · ImageNet VID validationmean AP: 45.1 -> 47.5Helped
Combine random box perturbation and original-proposal replacement (ablation)ImageNet VID tubelet detector · ImageNet VID validationmean AP: 41.7% and 44.5% to 45.2%Helped
Add overlapping original detections for spatial max-pooling (ablation)ImageNet VID tubelet detector · ImageNet VID validationmean AP: 37.4 -> 44.5Helped
Randomly perturb tubelet boxes using 20 samples at ratio 0.2 (ablation)ImageNet VID tubelet detector · ImageNet VID validationmean AP: 37.4 -> 41.7Helped
Use an overly strict IOU threshold of 0.9 to add original proposals (ablation)ImageNet VID tubelet detector · ImageNet VID validationmean AP: 37.4 -> 37.2Hurt
Apply the full framework instead of the baselineVID-trained detector · YTOaverage CorLoc: 74.9 -> 76.8Helped

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