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Object Skeleton Extraction in Natural Images by Fusing Scale-Associated Deep Side Outputs

CVPR 2016 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Context for hard detection conditions · 97 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use scale-associated side-output supervision and scale-specific fusion instead of HED's shared-scale side outputs and fusionVGG-16 FCN for skeleton extraction · SK506F-measure: 0.542 -> 0.623Helped
Use scale-associated side-output supervision and scale-specific fusion instead of HED's shared-scale side outputs and fusionVGG-16 FCN for skeleton extraction · WH-SYMMAXF-measure: 0.732 -> 0.769Helped
Train with scale-associated side outputs and scale-specific fusion rather than HEDSkeleton extraction model trained on SK506 · SK506/WH-SYMMAXF-measure: 0.637 -> 0.692Helped
Train with scale-associated side outputs and scale-specific fusion rather than HEDSkeleton extraction model trained on WH-SYMMAX · WH-SYMMAX/SK506F-measure: 0.492 -> 0.529Helped

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