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Arbitrary Shape Scene Text Detection With Adaptive Text Region Representation

CVPR 2019 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Arbitrary-shape scene text detection · 222 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add SE blocks to VGG16 (SE-VGG16 instead of VGG16) (ablation)Proposed detector · CTW1500Hmean: 79.4 -> 80.1Helped
Add SE blocks to VGG16 (SE-VGG16 instead of VGG16) (ablation)Proposed detector · ICDAR2015Hmean: 86.8 -> 87.6Helped
Use adaptive boundary-point representation instead of fixed 14 points (ablation)Proposed detector · CTW1500Recall: 76.4 -> 80.2Helped
Use adaptive boundary-point representation instead of fixed 14 points (ablation)Proposed detector · CTW1500Hmean: 78.2 -> 80.1Helped
Avoid pixel-wise prediction by representing proposals with recurrently predicted boundary pointsArbitrary-shape text detector · Arbitrary-shape text detectionspeed: 6.9 fps -> 10.0 fpsHelped

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