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Occluded Pedestrian Detection Through Guided Attention in CNNs

CVPR 2018 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Pedestrian and crowd detection · 418 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add part-detection-guided channel attentionFasterRCNN · CityPersons val, HOMR: 64.83 -> 56.66; +8.17 ppHelped
Add visible-box-guided channel attentionFasterRCNN · CityPersons val, HOMR: 64.83 -> 57.31; +7.52 ppHelped
Use self-attention guidance (ablation)FasterRCNN · CityPersons val, RMR: 15.52 -> 20.93; -5.41 ppHurt
Use self-attention guidance (ablation)FasterRCNN · CityPersons val, R+HOMR: 41.45 -> 40.83; +0.62 ppHelped
Use self-attention guidance (ablation)FasterRCNN · CityPersons val across R and HOMR: R: 15.52 -> 20.93; HO: 64.83 -> 58.33Mixed
Add part-detection-guided attention rather than using part heatmaps as direct classification features (ablation)FasterRCNN · CityPersons val, R+HOMR: 40.64 -> 38.23Helped
Add visible-box-guided attentionFasterRCNN · Caltech test, HOMR: 57.58 -> 45.18Helped
Add part-detection-guided attentionFasterRCNN · ETH, R+HOMR: 35.64 -> 33.84; +1.80 ppHelped

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