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Accurate Single Stage Detector Using Recurrent Rolling Convolution

CVPR 2017 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Region-based and query-based detectors · 294 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add recurrent rolling convolution for contextual feature aggregationSSD with reduced VGG-16 · KITTI validation car, IoU 0.8mAP: 76.12% -> 82.82%Helped
Add recurrent rolling convolution for contextual feature aggregationSingle-stage detector · KITTI car test, hardAP: 85.66% -> 86.97%Helped
Add recurrent rolling convolution for contextual feature aggregationSingle-stage detector · KITTI pedestrian test, moderateAP: 73.70% -> 75.33%Helped
Add recurrent rolling convolution for contextual feature aggregationSingle-stage detector · KITTI cyclist test, moderateAP: 75.46% -> 76.47%Helped
Use NMS over outputs 3 through 5 rather than outputs 2 through 6 (ablation)RRC · KITTI validation carmAP: 90.32% -> 90.65%; 89.01% -> 89.27%; 82.19% -> 82.82%Helped
Add recurrent rolling convolution iterations (ablation)RRC · KITTI validation setaverage loss: 1.461 -> 1.374 -> 1.357 -> 1.361 -> 1.366 -> 1.375Mixed

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