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NIFF: Alleviating Forgetting in Generalized Few-Shot Object Detection via Neural Instance Feature Forging

CVPR 2023 · Continual learning › Class-incremental · approach: Incremental object detection with replay · 24 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replay forged base instance features during novel-data finetuning without storing base dataDeFRCN · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 18.2 -> 32.2Helped
Use NIFF instead of the strongest listed base-data-free baselineDeFRCN · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 31.4 -> 32.2Helped
Combine separate class-aware heads with classwise statistics rather than separate heads with full-data statistics (ablation)NIFF generator · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 29.0 -> 30.7Helped
Use classwise statistics with a shared generator head instead of full base-data statistics (ablation)NIFF generator · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 29.3 -> 28.5Hurt
Use separate class-aware heads instead of a shared head with full base-data statistics (ablation)NIFF generator · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 29.3 -> 29.0No clear effect
Add the generator cross-entropy term (ablation)NIFF generator · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 30.0 -> 30.7Helped
Increase generator channels from 8 to 64 (ablation)NIFF generator · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 30.7 -> 30.7No clear effect
Generate 10 rather than 1 feature per base class (ablation)NIFF novel-training pipeline · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 29.9 -> 30.7Helped
Resample generated features during training rather than fixing the sampled features (ablation)NIFF novel-training pipeline · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 25.9 -> 30.7Helped
Generate features for every base class instead of a random subset of 10 classes (ablation)NIFF novel-training pipeline · MS-COCO 10-shotAP: 30.5 -> 30.7Helped

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