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MGSeg: Multiple Granularity-Based Real-Time Semantic Segmentation Network
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Recent works on semantic segmentation witness significant performance improvement by utilizing global contextual information. In this paper, an efficient multi-granularity based semantic segmentation network (MGSeg) is proposed for real-time semantic segmentation, by modeling the latent relevance between multi-scale geometric details and high-level semantics for fine granularity segmentation. In particular, a light-weight backbone ResNet-18 is first adopted to produce the hierarchical features. Hybrid Attention Feature Aggregation (HAFA) is designed to filter the noisy spatial details of features, acquire the scale-invariance representation, and alleviate the gradient vanishing problem of the early-stage feature learning. After aggregating the learned features, Fine Granularity Refinement (FGR) module is employed to explicitly model the relationship between the multi-level features and categories, generating proper weights for fusion. More importantly, to meet the real-time processing, a series of light-weight strategies and simplified structures are applied to accelerate the efficiency, including light-weight backbone, channel compression, narrow neck structure, and so on. Extensive experiments conducted on benchmark datasets Cityscapes and CamVid demonstrate that the proposed method achieves the state-of-the-art performance, 77.8%@50fps and 72.7%@127fps on Cityscapes and CamVid datasets, respectively, having the capability for real-time applications.
Keywords:
Semantics
Image segmentation
Real-time systems
Visualization
Task analysis
Noise measurement
Feature extraction
Semantic segmentation
real-time
multiple granularity
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