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Learning From Pixel-Level Noisy Label: A New Perspective for Light Field Saliency Detection

CVPR 2022 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: RGB salient object detection · 30 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add mutual feature fusion between the all-focus view and focal slices (ablation)Light-field saliency model · DUT-LFF-measure: 0.641 -> 0.689Helped
Add the pixel forgetting matrix to identify inconsistent pixels (ablation)Light-field saliency model · DUT-LFF-measure: 0.689 -> 0.741Helped
Add the cross-scene noise penalty loss (ablation)Light-field saliency model · DUT-LFMAE: 0.279 -> 0.147Helped
Combine the proposed components in the full model (ablation)Light-field saliency model · DUT-LFF-measure: 0.641 -> 0.813Helped
Vary the pixel-learning threshold δ (ablation)Ours · DUT-LFF-measure: 0.744; 0.786; 0.813; 0.801; 0.792; 0.761; 0.771Mixed
Vary the pixel-learning threshold δ (ablation)Ours · DUT-LFMAE: 0.221; 0.183; 0.091; 0.091; 0.163; 0.155; 0.160Mixed

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