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Reciprocal Transformations for Unsupervised Video Object Segmentation

CVPR 2021 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Matching-based video object segmentation · 84 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use RTNet instead of MATNetUVOS · DAVIS-16J: 82.4 -> 85.6Helped
Use RTNet instead of COSNetUVOS · YouTube-Objectsmean J: 70.5 -> 71.0Helped
Add intra-frame salient-object transformation (ablation)RTNet · DAVIS-16Mean J: 77.53 -> 78.19Helped
Add moving-object transformation (ablation)RTNet · DAVIS-16Mean J: 77.53 -> 83.01Helped
Add recurring-object temporal-coherence transformation (ablation)RTNet · DAVIS-16Mean J: 77.53 -> 79.57Helped
Add all three candidate-object transformations (ablation)RTNet · DAVIS-16Mean J: 77.53 -> 83.96Helped
Mutually transform appearance and motion features rather than transform motion toward appearance only (ablation)RTNet · DAVIS-16Mean J: 83.01 -> 83.74Helped
Add STAFM for attentive appearance-motion fusion (ablation)RTNet · DAVIS-16Mean J: 84.15 -> 84.31Helped
Add STAFM for attentive appearance-motion fusion (ablation)RTNet · DAVIS-16Mean F: 82.89 -> 83.01Helped

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