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Kernelized Subspace Pooling for Deep Local Descriptors

CVPR 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Filter design and trained-filter analysis · 42 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add the projection Gaussian distance kernel to subspace pooling and the marginal triplet loss (ablation)SP descriptor · UBC mean FPRFPR at 95% recall: 1.38 -> 0.68Helped
add the projection Gaussian distance kernel to subspace pooling and the marginal triplet loss (ablation)SP descriptor · HPatches patch verificationmAP: 88.95% -> 89.14%Helped
add the projection Gaussian distance kernel to subspace pooling and the marginal triplet loss (ablation)SP descriptor · HPatches image matchingmAP: 54.67% -> 57.80%Helped
add the projection Gaussian distance kernel to subspace pooling and the marginal triplet loss (ablation)SP descriptor · DaLI deformation and illuminationmean accuracy: 83.00% -> 84.81%Helped
use subspace pooling instead of max pooling (ablation)global CNN pooling for local descriptors · HPatches image matchingmAP: 39.54% -> 54.67%Helped
use subspace pooling instead of average pooling (ablation)global CNN pooling for local descriptors · HPatches patch retrievalmAP: 54.61% -> 63.22%Helped
replace the TF-M fully connected layer with subspace pooling (ablation)TF-M · HPatches image matchingmAP: 32.64% -> 36.07%Helped
replace the TF-M fully connected layer with kernelized subspace pooling (ablation)TF-M · HPatches patch retrievalmAP: 39.40% -> 45.68%Helped
use 16 principal components rather than fewer or more components (ablation)SP descriptor · HPatchesmAPMixed
learn the Gaussian bandwidth rather than treating it as a fixed parameter (ablation)KSP training · multiple datasetsdescriptor performanceHurt

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