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EAGLE: Efficient Adaptive Geometry-based Learning in Cross-view Understanding

NeurIPS 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Adaptation for semantic segmentation · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes EAGLE, an unsupervised cross-view adaptation method for open-vocabulary semantic segmentation (car-view to drone-view) using a geodesic-flow-based cross-view geometric constraint on unpaired data plus view-condition prompts.

Problem

Semantic segmentation and open-vocabulary segmentation models fail to generalize across camera views (car/ground view to UAV/drone view) because existing UDA methods lack cross-view geometric structure modeling.

Approach

Impose a cross-view geometric constraint between images and segmentation masks on unpaired source/target samples, measure structural change with a geodesic-flow-based correlation metric on Grassmann subspaces, and add view-condition text prompts ("captured from the [domain] view") whose embedding correlations are constrained by the same geometry.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add cross-view adaptation to prompting (ablation)Mask2Former segmentation · SYNTHIA → UAVIDmIoU: 20.2 -> 51.1Helped
Add cross-view adaptation to prompting (ablation)Mask2Former segmentation · GTA → UAVIDmIoU: 18.1 -> 44.0Helped
Add view-condition prompting (ablation)EAGLE with cross-view adaptation · SYNTHIA → UAVIDmIoU: +1.1%Helped
Add view-condition prompting (ablation)EAGLE with cross-view adaptation · GTA → UAVIDmIoU: +1.7%Helped
Use Geodesic Flow metric instead of Euclidean metric (ablation)EAGLE · SYNTHIA → UAVIDmIoU: 27.2 -> 52.2Helped
Use Geodesic Flow metric instead of Euclidean metric (ablation)EAGLE · GTA → UAVIDmIoU: 26.5 -> 45.7Helped
Use a Swin backbone instead of ResNet (ablation)EAGLE with Geodesic Flow metric · SYNTHIA → UAVIDmIoU: 52.2 -> 54.7Helped
Use a Swin backbone instead of ResNet (ablation)EAGLE with Geodesic Flow metric · GTA → UAVIDmIoU: 45.7 -> 47.1Helped
Set α to 1.5 rather than 0.5, 1.0, or 2.0 (ablation)EAGLE · SYNTHIA → UAVIDmIoU: 49.4; 51.4; 52.2; 50.6Helped
Set α to 1.5 rather than 0.5, 1.0, or 2.0 (ablation)EAGLE · GTA → UAVIDmIoU: 41.1; 42.4; 45.7; 44.2Helped
Increase subspace dimension from 96 to 256 (ablation)EAGLE · SYNTHIA → UAVIDmIoU: 49.6 -> 52.2Helped
Increase subspace dimension from 96 to 256 (ablation)EAGLE · GTA → UAVIDmIoU: 42.3 -> 45.7Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: SYNTHIA GTA BDD100K UAVID

Benchmarks: SYNTHIA to UAVID GTA to UAVID BDD to UAVID

Metrics: mIoU per-class IoU

Baselines: AdvEnt Polar Transform DADA BiMaL SAC ProDA CROVIA DAFormer MIC DenseCLIP FreeSeg

Builds on: Mask2Former FreeSeg CLIP DenseCLIP geodesic flow kernel

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