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MeanShift++: Extremely Fast Mode-Seeking With Applications to Segmentation and Object Tracking

CVPR 2021 · Detection and segmentation › Tracking · approach: Foundation-model and correlation-filter tracking · 22 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace pointwise neighborhood search with grid-cell aggregationMeanShift clustering · Phone Accelerometerruntime: 29m 59s vs >24hHelped
Replace pointwise neighborhood search with grid-cell aggregationMeanShift clustering · SkinARI: 0.3255 -> 0.3270Helped
Replace pointwise neighborhood search with grid-cell aggregationMeanShift clustering · SkinAMI: 0.3975 -> 0.4240Helped
Replace pointwise neighborhood search with grid-cell aggregationMeanShift clustering · IrisARI: 0.6832 -> 0.5681Hurt
Replace pointwise neighborhood search with grid-cell aggregationMeanShift clustering · IrisAMI: 0.6970 -> 0.7316Helped
Use grid-based MeanShift++ rather than standard MeanShiftImage segmentation · BSDS500ARI and FMMixed
Use grid-based MeanShift++ rather than standard MeanShiftImage segmentation · Image segmentation examplesruntime: up to 10,000xHelped

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