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Towards Light-Weight and Real-Time Line Segment Detection

AAAI 2022 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Dataset condensation and flow estimation · 91 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add matching loss (ablation)M-LSD-tiny trained with TP representation · WireframesAP^10: 48.9 -> 52.2 (+3.3)Helped
Add geometric loss (ablation)M-LSD-tiny with matching loss · WireframesAP^10: 52.2 -> 55.1 (+2.9)Helped
Add SoL augmentation (ablation)M-LSD-tiny with matching and geometric losses · WireframesAP^10: 55.1 -> 58.0 (+2.9)Helped
Add the M-LSD training schemesL-CNN · WireframesAP^10: 62.8 -> 63.7Helped
Add the M-LSD training schemesHAWP · WireframesAP^10: 66.5 -> 67.1Helped
Use M-LSD-tiny instead of TP-LSD-Lite at input 320Line segment detection on Wireframe · Wireframe, input 320FPS: 87.1 -> 200.8Helped

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