Harmony Poten,als: Fusing Global and Local Scale for Seman,c Image Segmenta,on
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1 Harmony Poten,als: Fusing Global and Local Scale for Seman,c Image Segmenta,on J. M. Gonfaus X. Boix F. S. Khan J. van de Weijer A. Bagdanov M. Pedersoli J. Serrat X. Roca J. Gonzàlez
2 Mo,va,on (I) Why combine global and local scale?
3 Mo,va,on (I) Why combine global and local scale?
4 Mo,va,on (I) Classifica,on is open impossible based on local appearance only. Image Classifier Aeroplane Bus Sofa Plant Chair 0 0,5 1 Context is a powerful and dis,nc,ve cue
5 Mo,va,on (II) How can we improve local classifiers? Aeroplane Horse Is this object X or some other object Cow Cat Dog 0 0,5 1 Is this the foreground or the background of Aeroplane Cow Horse Cat Dog 0 0,5 1 Inaccurate segmenta,on Good class discrimina,on Why not combine them? Good figure segmenta,on Bad class discrimina,on
6 Mo,va,on (II) How can we improve local classifiers? Aeroplane Horse Is this object X or some other object Cow Cat Dog 0 0,5 1 Is this the foreground or the background of Aeroplane Cow Horse Cat Dog 0 0,5 1 Inaccurate segmenta,on Good class discrimina,on Why not combine them? Good figure segmenta,on Bad class discrimina,on
7 Mo,va,on (II) How can we improve local classifiers? More informa,on sources Mid- level informa,on through object detectors
8 Outline Overview of our method How to fuse local and global scale Harmony Poten,als* CVC_Harmony submission (35.4% on test) Improving local classifiers CVC_Harmony+Det submission (40.1% on test) Results Conclusions *J.M. Gonfaus, X. Boix, J. Van de Weijer, A. D. Bagdanov, J. Serrat, J. Gonzàlez Harmony Poten,als for Joint Classifica,on and Segmenta,on, in CVPR 2010
9 Overview of our method
10 Overview of our method Unsupervised segmenta,on. Around 500 superpixels/image
11 Overview of our method Unsupervised segmenta,on. Superpixel nodes Unary poten,al (CVC_Harmony) BoW inside AND neighborhood Smoothness poten,al BoW Pairwise Pois poten,al SIFT, RGB Histogram, SSIM Mul,scale: 12, 24, 36, 48 square patches Step size 50% of the patch Quan,zed to 1000, 400, 300 words Learned on SVM with 8000 samples + retraining
12 Overview of our method Unsupervised segmenta,on. Superpixel nodes Unary poten,al BoW inside AND neighborhood Detec,on scores Loca,on prior Smoothness poten,al BoW Pairwise Pois poten,al (CVC_Harmony+det) SIFT, RGB Histogram, SSIM Mul,scale: 12, 24, 36, 48 square patches Step size 50% of the patch Quan,zed to 1000, 400, 300 words Learned on SVM with 8000 samples + retraining
13 Overview of our method Unsupervised segmenta,on. Superpixel nodes Global Node Unary poten,al: Global classifier method CVC_flat submission: map: 61% for classifica,on task Consistency poten,al From global node to each sp Harmony Poten,al
14 Model Unary Poten,al Smoothness Poten,al Consistency Poten,al
15 Model Consistency Poten,al
16 Consistency poten,al Ground- Truth Unary Poten,als Pois- based Poten,als Robust P N Poten,als Harmony Poten,als
17 Consistency poten,al GT Ground- Truth Unary Poten,als Pois- based Poten,als Robust P N Poten,als Harmony Poten,als
18 Consistency poten,al GT Ground- Truth Unary Poten,als Pois- based Poten,als Robust P N Poten,als Harmony Poten,als
19 Consistency poten,al GT Free Ground- Truth Unary Poten,als Pois- based Poten,als Robust P N Poten,als Harmony Poten,als
20 Consistency poten,al GT Ground- Truth Unary Poten,als Pois- based Poten,als Robust P N Poten,als Harmony Poten,als
21 Consistency poten,al = All possible label combina,ons is unfeasible
22 Consistency poten,al Ranked subsampling of Few best combina,ons are required to saturate the performance Prior From the training data we extract the co- occurrence sta,s,cs of labels Likelihood Image classifica,on scores each combina,on
23 Unary Poten,al Model
24 Unary poten,al Local classifiers are weak classifiers Too ambiguous because liile informa,on is used Combining mul,ple classifiers makes our local unary poten,al stronger. Features: foreground/background class versus others object detec,ons spa,al loca,on prior
25 F fg- bg : Fore- Background Easy to iden,fy whether the superpixel belongs to the object class or to its common background
26 F fg- bg : Fore- Background Easy to iden,fy whether the superpixel belongs to the object class or to its common background
27 F fg- bg : Fore- Background Easy to iden,fy whether the superpixel belongs to the object class or to its common background
28 Fclass: Class vs. other classes Learning how different an object is from its common background becomes difficult for certain class combina,ons Foreground Background
29 Fclass: Class vs. other classes Learning how different an object is from its common background becomes difficult for certain class combina,ons
30 F posi,on : Loca,on prior Objects tend to appear in class- specific, par,cular loca,ons (and not at the borders)
31 F det : Object detector* scores Mid- level informa,on is added by considering object detec,ons [Felzenszwalb et al. 2010]. Average over superpixel area with maximum detec,on score at each pixel. Scores = [- 1, ) Class specific No detec,on score is learned. Keeps the CRF and the model simple. *Felzenszwalb, Girshick, McAllester, Ramanan, Object Detec,on with Discriminately Trained Part based models, PAMI 2010
32 F det : Object detector* scores
33 Results on valida,on set 2010 Mean Average Precision Fg_Bk 33, submission Class 23,4 Loc 20 Det 26 Fg_Bk + Loc 34,5 Fg_Bk + Class 36,6 All 40,1
34 Combina,on of features Naïve Bayes approach Specific sigmoid per class and per classifier φ(x i ) = f F Total number of parameters to be learned: 2x20x = 185 parameters 1 1+ exp( a f x i f + b f ) feature sigmoids no_detec,on score CRF weights background probability All parameters are jointly op,mized by stochas,c steepest ascent
35 Results on valida,on set 2010 Mean Average Precision Fg_Bk 33, submission Class Loc Det 20 23,4 26 CVC_Harmony 2010 submission 35,4 on test Fg_Bk + Loc Fg_Bk + Class 34,5 36,6 CVC_Harmony_Det 2010 submission 40,1 on test All 39,2
36 Illustra,ve examples class Fg/bg det loc final unary * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * =
37 Illustra,ve examples Fg/bg class det loc final unary * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * =
38 Final results
39 Conclusions Harmony poten,al is an effec,ve way to fuse global and local scales for seman,c image segmenta,on. We have focused on improving the local classifiers Baseline: 29% + combining fg/bg and mul,class classifiers (+2%) + object detec,on (+3%) + loca,on prior (+1%) + per class parameter op,miza,on (+5%) more details: hip://iselab.cvc.uab.es/pvoc2010
40 Thanks for your aien,on! Gràcies per la vostra atenció! Ευχαριστω για την προσοχη σας
41 Full Prac,cal Example
42 F fgbg : Fore- Back ground
43 F class : Class against other classes
44 Close- up comparison Fore- Back ground learning Class against others learning
45 Ffgbg * Fclass
46 F det : Detector Scores
47 Ffgbg*Fclass*Fdet
48 F loca,on : Loca,on Prior
49 Ffgbg*Fclass*Fdet*Floc
50 Result
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