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Taking a Deeper Look at Co-Salient Object Detection

CVPR 2020 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Open-set and unknown object detection · 96 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use SOD models rather than CoSOD-specific modelsCoSOD detection · iCoSeg and CoSal2015Sα: iCoSeg: .861 (CPD) -> .875 (EGNet); CoSal2015: .814 (CPD) -> .818 (EGNet)Helped
Use superpixel-based methods on appearance-similar groupsCoSOD methods · MSRCSα: UMLF: .797; GONet: .795Helped
Rely on superpixel techniques for semantic-aware co-saliencyCoSOD methods · iCoSeg and CoSOD3kSα: GONet: No. 2 → No. 5Hurt
Use SOD models without modeling corresponding objects across imagesCoSOD detection · CoSOD3kSα: EGNet: .762; CPD: .757Mixed

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