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Learning Intrinsic Image Decomposition From Watching the World

CVPR 2018 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Dense feature matching for correspondence · 174 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add all-pairs reconstruction loss rather than per-image reconstruction loss (ablation)BigTime-trained intrinsic image model · IIW testWHDR%: 25.9 -> 20.3Helped
add dense spatio-temporal reflectance smoothness rather than local reflectance smoothness (ablation)BigTime-trained intrinsic image model · IIW testWHDR%: 27.4 -> 20.3Helped
use colored shading rather than grayscale shading (ablation)BigTime-trained intrinsic image model · IIW testWHDR%: 22.3 -> 20.3Helped
add the shading-smoothness component omitted in Eq. [ref] (ablation)BigTime-trained intrinsic image model · SAW testAP%: 97.15 -> 97.90Helped
use the full shading smoothness rather than local shading smoothness (ablation)BigTime-trained intrinsic image model · SAW testAP%: 97.03 -> 97.90Helped
train on unlabeled time-lapse sequences rather than supervised ground-truth decompositionsintrinsic image decomposition · MIT intrinsic testMSE avg.: 0.0141 vs. 0.0115Mixed
train on BigTime sequences without IIW annotationsintrinsic image decomposition · IIW testWHDR%: 25.9 -> 20.3Helped

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