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Shallow and Deep Convolutional Networks for Saliency Prediction

CVPR 2016 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Filter design and trained-filter analysis · 443 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Transfer the first three convolutional layers from VGG_CNN_M instead of initializing all layers randomlyDeep Convnet · Saliency predictionaccuracyHelped
Use more layers (ablation)Deep Convnet · Held-out validation setaccuracyHelped
Use more feature maps per layer (ablation)Deep Convnet · Held-out validation setaccuracyHelped
Add dropout regularization (ablation)Deep Convnet · Held-out validation setaccuracyNo clear effect
Add dropout after the first fully connected layer (ablation)Shallow Convnet · OverfittingoverfittingNo clear effect
Use the Deep Convnet instead of the Shallow ConvnetSaliency prediction · MIT300Similarity: 0.46 -> 0.52Helped
Use the Deep Convnet instead of the Shallow ConvnetSaliency prediction · iSUN validationAUC Judd: 0.79 -> 0.80Mixed

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