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Memory-oriented Decoder for Light Field Salient Object Detection

NeurIPS 2019 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: RGB salient object detection · 64 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace RGB input with light field focal stack (ablation)baseline network · Ours datasetF-measure: 0.643 -> 0.805Helped
weight focal slice features by attention before concatenation (ablation)baseline LF · Ours datasetMAE: 0.074 -> 0.069Helped
replace concatenation with ConvLSTM fusion (ablation)LF with weighting · Ours datasetMAE: 0.069 -> 0.062Helped
add global perception module (GPM) (ablation)Mo-SFM · Ours datasetMAE: 0.062 -> 0.059Helped
add Mo-FIM without SCIM (ablation)SFM with GPM · Ours datasetMAE: 0.059 -> 0.054Helped
add scene context integration module (SCIM) to Mo-FIM (ablation)Mo-FIM · Ours datasetMAE: 0.054 -> 0.052Helped
add SCIM to Mo-FIM (ablation)Mo-FIM · LFSDMAE: 0.092 -> 0.089Helped
use real focal slices instead of repeated RGB frames (ablation)MoLF · LFSDF-measure / MAE: 0.740 / 0.140 -> 0.819 / 0.089Helped
add Mo-SFM overall to baseline (ablation)baseline LF · LFSDMAE: 0.121 -> 0.099Helped

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