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CosalPure: Learning Concept from Group Images for Robust Co-Saliency Detection

CVPR 2024 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Biologically inspired robust vision · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes CosalPure, a diffusion-based purification framework that learns a shared concept token from a group of images via textual inversion and uses it to guide diffusion purification, restoring co-salient object detection robustness against Jadena attacks.

Problem

Co-salient object detectors are highly vulnerable to adversarial perturbations (exposure and noise attacks) applied to a subset of images in a group, and existing diffusion purification (DiffPure) ignores object semantics, introducing artifacts that hurt CoSOD.

Approach

Learn a concept token for the co-salient objects from the whole (partly adversarial) image group via textual inversion on a pre-trained T2I diffusion model, then embed this concept as an extra condition in the diffusion purification (reverse process) of each image, so purification preserves object semantics.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply COSALPURE rather than DDAGICD · Cosal2015; iCoseg; CoSOD3k; CoCASR: 0.4565 -> 0.5602; 0.4665 -> 0.5396; 0.3838 -> 0.4659; 0.2054 -> 0.2409Helped
Apply COSALPURE rather than DDAGCAGC · Cosal2015; iCoseg; CoSOD3k; CoCASR: 0.5955 -> 0.5975; 0.6982 -> 0.7060; 0.5337 -> 0.5946; 0.2671 -> 0.3057Helped
Apply COSALPURE rather than DDAPoolNet · Cosal2015; iCoseg; CoSOD3k; CoCASR: 0.6233 -> 0.6908; 0.6578 -> 0.7278; 0.5105 -> 0.5859; 0.2416 -> 0.2633Helped
Add concept-guided purification rather than omit concept inversion (ablation)GICD · Cosal2015; CoSOD3kSR: 0.5186 -> 0.5602; 0.4424 -> 0.4659Helped
Add the learned concept rather than use None during purification (ablation)GICD · Cosal2015; CoSOD3kSR: 0.5225 -> 0.5602; 0.4297 -> 0.4659Helped
Add concept-guided purification rather than omit concept inversion (ablation)GCAGC · Cosal2015; CoSOD3kSR: 0.5528 -> 0.5975; 0.5753 -> 0.5946Helped
Add the learned concept rather than use None during purification (ablation)GCAGC · Cosal2015; CoSOD3kSR: 0.5334 -> 0.5975; 0.5488 -> 0.5946Helped
Add concept-guided purification rather than omit concept inversion (ablation)PoolNet · Cosal2015; CoSOD3kSR: 0.6843 -> 0.6908; 0.5747 -> 0.5859Helped
Add the learned concept rather than use None during purification (ablation)PoolNet · Cosal2015; CoSOD3kSR: 0.6774 -> 0.6908; 0.5711 -> 0.5859Helped
Apply COSALPURE rather than DiffPureCoSOD methods · Cosal2015 motion blurSR: 0.3146 -> 0.4575Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Cosal2015 iCoseg CoSOD3k CoCA ImageNet

Benchmarks: Cosal2015 iCoseg CoSOD3k CoCA

Metrics: success rate average precision F-measure MAE

Baselines: DiffPure DDA Source-Only

Builds on: DiffPure textual inversion DDPM Jadena

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