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A Generative Appearance Model for End-To-End Video Object Segmentation

CVPR 2019 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Context modeling for semantic segmentation · 202 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add the generative appearance module (ablation)the proposed video object segmentation network · YouTube-VOS validationG overall (%): 50.0 -> 66.0Helped
add the mask-propagation module (ablation)the proposed video object segmentation network · YouTube-VOS validationG overall (%): 64.0 -> 66.0Helped
add Gaussian components for hard examples, beyond one base component per class (ablation)the generative appearance module · YouTube-VOS validationG overall (%): 64.4 -> 66.0Helped
update the appearance model in each frame (ablation)the generative appearance module · YouTube-VOS validationG overall (%): 64.9 -> 66.0Helped
feed appearance scores to fusion without applying SoftMax (ablation)the generative appearance module · YouTube-VOS validationG overall (%): 55.8 -> 66.0Helped
backpropagate through appearance-model inference during training (ablation)the proposed video object segmentation network · YouTube-VOS validationG overall (%): 58.8 -> 66.0Helped

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