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VideoOneNet: Bidirectional Convolutional Recurrent OneNet with Trainable Data Steps for Video Processing

ICML 2020 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Learned optical flow estimation · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add bidirectional convolutional recurrent prior network plus trainable BCRNN data step (full VideoOneNet) vs. convolutional OneNetOneNet prior and data steps · Rotated MNIST, Scanned CIFAR-10, UCF-101 (multiple tasks)PSNRHelped
Replace fixed linear ADMM data step with trainable BCRNN data step (ablation)OneNet · Rotated MNIST deblurring (DD/TDD/MD)PSNRHelped
Add bidirectional convolutional recurrent connections to prior network (ablation)OneNet · Video tasks with temporal structure (frame interpolation, frame prediction)PSNRHelped
Add trainable data step or recurrent prior alone (ablation)OneNet · Other tasks (spatial inpainting, super resolution)PSNRHelped
Use both recurrent prior and trainable data step together (ablation)OneNet · All video tasksPSNRHelped
Replace OneNet prior with 3D wavelet sparsity prior3D Wavelet Sparsity baseline · Rotated MNIST, Scanned CIFAR-10, UCF-101PSNRHurt
Add BCRNN components on Scanned CIFAR-10 colorizationVideoOneNet · Scanned CIFAR-10 colorizationPSNRHurt

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