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Seamless Scene Segmentation

CVPR 2019 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Unified panoptic segmentation · 228 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use one jointly trained backbone and two task-specific heads instead of separately trained modelsOurs Combined · Cityscapes valPQ: 59.8 -> 60.3Helped
use one jointly trained backbone and two task-specific heads instead of separately trained modelsOurs Combined · Mapillary Vistas valPQ: 37.2 -> 37.7Helped
use one jointly trained backbone and two task-specific heads instead of separately trained modelsOurs Combined · IDD level 3PQ: 47.2 -> 46.9Hurt
use one jointly trained backbone and two task-specific heads instead of separately trained modelsOurs Combined · IDD level 3PQ†: 48.8 -> 48.6Hurt
replace global pooling with fixed-kernel average pooling and replicated-boundary padding (ablation)DeepLabV3 segmentation head · Cityscapes full-resolution segmentationmIoU: 72.7% -> 74.5% (+1.8% absolute)Helped
replace global pooling with fixed-kernel average pooling and replicated-boundary padding (ablation)Cityscapes segmentation model trained with crops · Cityscapes segmentation with 768×768 cropsmIoU: 73.3% -> 74.2% (+0.9% absolute)Helped

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