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Does Progress On Object Recognition Benchmarks Improve Generalization on Crowdsourced, Global Data?

ICLR 2024 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Object-level representation learning

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Examines whether gains on object recognition benchmarks (ImageNet and its generalization variants) transfer to crowdsourced, globally diverse data, using the abstract's framing of brittle foundation models.

Problem

Object recognition benchmarks such as ImageNet, ImageNet-A, -C, and -R are nearly saturated by foundation models, yet models remain brittle in practice; it is unclear whether benchmark progress improves generalization on crowdsourced, global data.

Approach

Evaluates progress on object recognition against crowdsourced, globally collected image data to test whether benchmark gains translate to real-world generalization (details beyond the abstract not available).

Experimental setup

Datasets: ImageNet ImageNet-A ImageNet-C ImageNet-R

Benchmarks: ImageNet ImageNet-A ImageNet-C ImageNet-R

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