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Semantic Channels for Fast Pedestrian Detection

CVPR 2016 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Pedestrian and crowd detection · 72 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add raw and CRF semantic channels to the multiresolution channels (ablation)Semantic Channels pedestrian detector · Caltech-USA reasonablelog-average miss rateHelped
Use 7 multiresolution scales (ablation)Semantic Channels pedestrian detector · Caltech-USA reasonablelog-average miss rateHelped
Use denser feature-sampling grids (ablation)Semantic Channels pedestrian detector · Caltech-USA reasonablelog-average miss rateNo clear effect
Add a fifth bootstrapping round with 4096 weak learners (ablation)Semantic Channels pedestrian detector · Caltech-USA reasonablelog-average miss rateHurt
Use deeper decision trees (ablation)Semantic Channels pedestrian detector · Caltech-USA reasonablelog-average miss rateHurt

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