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Exploring Semantic Consistency and Style Diversity for Domain Generalized Semantic Segmentation

AAAI 2025 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Domain-generalized segmentation · 10 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes SCSD, a CLIP-based Mask2Former framework for domain generalized semantic segmentation that combines text-guided semantic queries, text-driven Fourier style transformation, and a synergy-weighted style loss, reaching 49.11 mIoU averaged over four unseen domains when trained on GTAV.

Problem

Domain generalized semantic segmentation (DGSS) must generalize from source-domain data alone to unseen target domains; feature normalization confuses semantic features and domain randomization introduces domain-irrelevant noise.

Approach

Uses CLIP text embeddings to boost object queries in the mask decoder for cross-domain semantic consistency, and derives domain-difference text embeddings (specific minus general prompts) that are mapped to style features and used to modulate the low-frequency Fourier amplitude of image features, with a bank-based contrastive loss and adaptively weighted style aggregation loss to avoid domain coll

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add SQB to the baseline (ablation)SCSD · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 46.41 -> 47.43 (+1.02)Helped
Add TDST to the model with SQB (ablation)SCSD · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 47.43 -> 48.32 (+0.89)Helped
Add SSO to the model with SQB and TDST (ablation)SCSD · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 48.32 -> 49.11 (+0.79)Helped
Use style contrastive loss only (ablation)SSO · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 48.32 -> 48.38Helped
Use style aggregation loss only (ablation)SSO · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 48.32 -> 47.63Hurt
Use both SSO losses without synergy weighting (ablation)SSO · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 48.32 -> 48.76Helped
Add synergy weighting to both SSO losses (ablation)SSO · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 48.76 -> 49.11Helped
Apply Tanh constraint to original-feature style transformation (ablation)TDST · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 47.03 -> 48.14 (+1.11)Helped
Use low-frequency image features instead of original features for style transformation, without Tanh (ablation)TDST · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 47.03 -> 47.99Helped
Apply Tanh constraint to low-frequency style transformation (ablation)TDST · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 47.99 -> 49.11Helped
Use SCSD instead of the strongest reported baselineSCSD · GTAV → Cityscapes, BDD-100K, Mapillary, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 45.03 -> 49.11 (+4.08)Helped
Use SCSD instead of the strongest reported baselineSCSD · Cityscapes → BDD-100K, Mapillary, GTAV, SYNTHIA (Avg.)mIoU (%): 48.40 -> 51.38Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: GTAV SYNTHIA Cityscapes BDD-100K Mapillary ACDC

Benchmarks: Cityscapes BDD-100K Mapillary SYNTHIA GTAV ACDC

Metrics: mIoU

Baselines: IBN ISW Iternorm SHADE SAN-SAW WildNet HRDA TLDR DPCL HGFormer BlindNet FAMix

Builds on: Mask2Former CLIP WildNet FAMix

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