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Interactive Regression and Classification for Dense Object Detector

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Linmao Zhou
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常虹 (Hong Chang) *
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马丙鹏 (Bingpeng Ma)
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山世光 (Shiguang Shan)
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Abstract

Abstract

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In object detection, enhancing feature representation using localization information has been revealed as a crucial procedure to improve detection performance. However, the localization information (i.e., regression feature and regression offset) captured by the regression branch is still not well utilized. In this paper, we propose a simple but effective method called Interactive Regression and Classification (IRC) to better utilize localization information. Specifically, we propose Feature Aggregation Module (FAM) and Localization Attention Module (LAM) to leverage localization information to the classification branch during forward propagation. Furthermore, the classifier also guides the learning of the regression branch during backward propagation, to guarantee that the localization information is beneficial to both regression and classification. Thus, the regression and classification branches are learned in an interactive manner. Our method can be easily integrated into anchor-based and anchor-free object detectors without increasing computation cost. With our method, the performance is significantly improved on many popular dense object detectors, including RetinaNet, FCOS, ATSS, PAA, GFL, GFLV2, OTA, GA-RetinaNet, RepPoints, BorderDet and VFNet. Based on ResNet-101 backbone, IRC achieves 47.2% AP on COCO test-dev, surpassing the previous state-of-the-art PAA (44.8% AP), GFL (45.0% AP) and without sacrificing the efficiency both in training and inference. Moreover, our best model (Res2Net-101-DCN) can achieve a single-model single-scale AP of 51.4%.
Keywords:
Location awareness
Detectors
Feature extraction
Object detection
Standards
Backpropagation
Pipelines
Dense object detector
localization information
interactive

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IEEE Transactions on Image Processing
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13.7
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chinese academy of sciences
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56.7W
Papers: 45.0W
Citations: 704
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