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Leveraging Equivariant Features for Absolute Pose Regression

CVPR 2022 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Learned camera pose estimation · 28 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use an SE(2)-equivariant feature-extraction backbone instead of a classical CNN backboneE-PoseNet · Cambridge Landmarks and 7-Scenesmedian position errorHelped
Use an SE(2)-equivariant feature-extraction backbone instead of a classical CNN backboneE-PoseNet · Cambridge Landmarks and 7-Scenesmedian orientation errorMixed
Increase rotational equivariance by using finer rotation sampling (ablation)CNN pose estimator · T-Less object 5 training sequenceproportion of poses below 10cm, 10° errorHelped
Use continuous SO(2) rotation equivariance rather than discretely sampled rotations (ablation)CNN pose estimator · T-Less object 5 training sequenceproportion of poses below 10cm, 10° errorHelped
Train without further data augmentation while using equivariant featuresE-PoseNet · Cambridge Landmarks and 7-Scenesmedian pose errorMixed

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