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Interpretable and Accurate Fine-grained Recognition via Region Grouping

CVPR 2020 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Object-level representation learning · 159 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use region grouping, part-occurrence regularization, and attention-based classificationResNet101 · iNaturalist 2017instance level accuracy: 61.1 -> 64.8Helped
Use fully convolutional testingOurs · iNaturalist 2017instance level accuracy: 64.8 -> 66.8Helped
Use the proposed model instead of ResNet101ResNet101 · CUB-200-2011instance level accuracy: 87.7 -> 87.3Hurt
Use the proposed model instead of ResNet101ResNet101 · CelebA facial attribute recognitionaverage class accuracy: 91.5 -> 91.5No clear effect
Add part-occurrence regularization (ablation)Ours · CelebA ablation splitlocalization error (%): 12.3 -> 8.4Helped
Add part-occurrence regularization (ablation)Ours · CelebA ablation splitaccuracy (%): 91.3 -> 91.5No clear effect
Add attention (ablation)Ours · CelebA ablation splitaccuracy (%): 91.5 -> 91.5No clear effect
Add attention (ablation)Ours · CelebA ablation splitlocalization error (%): 7.6 -> 8.4Hurt

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