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Wide-Area Crowd Counting via Ground-Plane Density Maps and Multi-View Fusion CNNs

CVPR 2019 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Dense feature matching for correspondence · 151 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use multi-view ground-plane fusion with MVMS instead of the strongest listed baselinewide-area crowd counting · PETS2009 testMAE: 7.51 -> 3.49Helped
use multi-view ground-plane fusion with MVMS instead of the strongest listed baselinewide-area crowd counting · DukeMTMC testMAE: 2.12 -> 1.03Helped
use multi-view ground-plane fusion with MVMS instead of the strongest listed baselinewide-area crowd counting · City Street testMAE: 11.10 -> 8.01Helped
add projection normalization to late fusion (ablation)Late fusion · PETS2009 testMAE: 4.22 -> 3.92Helped
add projection normalization to late fusion (ablation)Late fusion · DukeMTMC testMAE: 1.43 -> 1.27Helped
add projection normalization to late fusion (ablation)Late fusion · City Street testMAE: 9.87 -> 8.12Helped
use learnable rather than fixed scale selection (ablation)MVMS · PETS2009 testMAE: 3.82 -> 3.49Helped
use learnable rather than fixed scale selection (ablation)MVMS · DukeMTMC testMAE: 1.09 -> 1.03Helped
use learnable rather than fixed scale selection (ablation)MVMS · City Street testMAE: 7.80 -> 8.01Hurt
align feature scales across views before fusionMVMS versus naïve early fusion · PETS2009 testMAE: 5.43 -> 3.49Helped
align feature scales across views before fusionMVMS versus naïve early fusion · DukeMTMC testMAE: 1.25 -> 1.03Helped
align feature scales across views before fusionMVMS versus naïve early fusion · City Street testMAE: 8.10 -> 8.01Helped

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