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Revisiting Saliency Metrics: Farthest-Neighbor Area Under Curve

CVPR 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Metric and ordinal embedding · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use farthest-neighbor negatives rather than S-AUC negativesSaliency evaluation · TorontoFN-AUC: 0.515 -> 0.607Helped
Use global Gaussian smoothing instead of random-noise jitterAUC computation · Quantized example mapAUC: 0.774 -> 0.790Helped
Vary the training ground-truth sigma (ablation)CNN saliency evaluation · Across datasetsaverage deviation: CC 0.018; NSS 0.116; AUC-J 0.002; AUC-B 0.011; S-AUC 0.007; FN-AUC 0.008Mixed
Set the number of farthest neighbors to all other images (ablation)FN-AUC · Saliency evaluationFN-AUCNo clear effect

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