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Flow-Event Autoencoder: Event Stream Object Recognition Dataset Generation with Arbitrary High Temporal Resolution

AAAI 2024 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Event-based video reconstruction · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a ViT encoder-decoder (flow-event-flow) that generates event streams from an image and optical flow at arbitrary temporal resolution, to augment DVS object recognition datasets.

Problem

Event-camera object recognition lacks large benchmark event-stream datasets; existing simulators (ESIM/vid2e, v2e, EventGAN) and display-based recording have refresh-rate, temporal resolution, noise, or tuning limitations.

Approach

Train a ViT encoder to render events per timestamp from an image and interpolated optical flow along a saccade trajectory, with a frozen pretrained event-to-flow decoder whose flow-reconstruction loss aligns generated events to realistic flow, enabling arbitrary temporal resolution generation.

Key results

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ImageNet N-ImageNet-1k N-Caltech101

Benchmarks: N-Caltech101

Metrics: object recognition accuracy after pretrain-transfer

Baselines: ESIM-vid2e N-ImageNet-1k (saccade recording) EventGAN v2e

Builds on: ESIM v2e EventGAN Orchard saccade-based N-MNIST recording

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