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Spatially Binned ROC: A Comprehensive Saliency Metric

CVPR 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Metric and ordinal embedding · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
evaluate fixation prediction separately in spatial bins using spROCsaliency algorithms · MIT and ImgSalspatially resolved AUCMixed
weight bin scores by relative image area rather than fixation countsaliency algorithms, especially spatially biased models · MITAUC: GBVS 0.82 -> 0.78; CAS 0.78 -> 0.76Hurt
weight bin scores by relative image area rather than fixation countsaliency algorithms, especially spatially biased models · ImgSalAUC: GBVS 0.74 -> 0.70; CAS 0.71 -> 0.69Hurt
add a small Gaussian smoothing kernelAIM · MITAUCHelped
increase Gaussian smoothing to very large kernelsAIM · MITperipheral-bin AUCHurt
use a centered Gaussian prior instead of image-content predictionsfixation prediction · MITAUC: 0.81Helped
use AWS rather than strongly spatially biased GBVSsaliency algorithm selection · MITspatial bias (standard deviation over bin AUC): GBVS 0.093; AWS 0.007Helped
use AWS rather than strongly spatially biased GBVSsaliency algorithm selection · ImgSalspatial bias (standard deviation over bin AUC): GBVS 0.098; AWS 0.018Helped

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