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1 April 4-7, 2016 Silicon Valley Neural Attention for Object Tracking Brian Cheung Redwood Center for Theoretical Neuroscience, UC Berkeley Visual Computing Research, NVIDIA
2 Source: Wikipedia School Bus
3 Motivation Solving complex vision problems Question Answering Search Navigation Two core components: Attention Memory 3
4 Emergent Properties from Attention Xu et. al
5 Recurrent Networks o(t) h(t) x(t) 5
6 Formulating a Glimpse Parameters in the kernel control the layout of the attention window over the original image. Translation Scale 6
7 Spatial Transformer Jaderberg et. al
8 Spatial Transformer Network Jaderberg et. al
9 Foveal Attention Network Classification Network Location Network Recurrent Network Glimpse Network Image Cheung et. al
10 Foveal Attention Network Classification Network Location Network Recurrent Network Glimpse Network Image Cheung et. al
11 Foveal Attention Network Classification Network Location Network Recurrent Network Glimpse Network Image Cheung et. al
12 Foveal Attention Network Classification Network Location Network Recurrent Network Glimpse Network Image Cheung et. al
13 Foveal Attention Network Classification Network Location Network Recurrent Network Glimpse Network Image Cheung et. al
14 Foveal Attention Network 5 Classification Network Location Network Recurrent Network Glimpse Network Image Cheung et. al
15 Benefits of Attention Less parameters/less Computation Smaller Convolutional Network Better Performance Significant performance over ConvNet over entire image Breaks down complex problems into a sequence of simpler problems Filters out noise and distractors Localization information is free 15
16 KITTI Tracking Dataset Geiger et. al x1240 video Bounding boxes over time of cars, pedestrians, etc. 16
17 θ Localization Network Recurrent Network Tracking Network Convolutional Network Generate Image Glimpse = Tθ(Image(t), θloc(t-1)) Grid Generator 17
18 θ Localization Network Recurrent Network Convolutional Network Tracking Network Generate features from ConvNet hcnet(t) = fcnet( ) Grid Generator 18
19 θ Localization Network Recurrent Network Convolutional Network Tracking Network Generate features from Recurrent Network hrnn(t) = frnn(hcnet(t), θloc(t-1), hrnn(t-1)) Grid Generator 19
20 θ Localization Network Recurrent Network Generate parameters for next glimpse from Localization Network θloc(t) = floc(hrnn(t-1)) Tracking Network Convolutional Network Grid Generator 20
21 θ Localization Network Recurrent Network Tracking Network Convolutional Network Generate tracking prediction from Tracking Network θpred(t), ypres(t) = ftracking(hrnn(t-1)) Grid Generator 21
22 Pretraining on Classification Task { Car, Pedestrian, Truck, Tram, Cyclist, Misc, Van, Person Sitting } Convolutional Network ~3% Classification Error on validation set Grid Generator 22
23 Pretraining on the Registration Task Glimpse Parameters θ Convolutional Network Grid Generator 23
24 Pretraining on the Registration Task Simpler task similar to tracking: Fix a bad glimpse Useful signal for Localization Network Input Glimpse Predicted Correction Actual Correction 24
25 Comparing Training Gradients Without pretraining (Random Initialization) With ConvNet Pretraining 25
26 Bouncing MNIST
27 Bouncing MNIST
28 Bouncing MNIST Output: MNIST Position Attention Position Tracking Network Localization Network Ground Truth x x y Prediction y
29 Conclusions End-to-End visual attention works for simple tasks Robust to encoding of attention parameters 29
30 Conclusions Difficult to train on more complex tasks First Step toward Model-Free, Anonymous Object Tracking with Recurrent Neural Networks (Gan et. al. 2015) RATM: Recurrent Attentive Tracking Model (Kahou et. al. 2015) Scaling computational costs 30
31 Future Work Integrate more tailored components Spatial Memory (Weiss et. al. 2015) Train compact ImageNet models for initialization Exploration/Unsupervised strategies to recover from mistakes Error Based Attention (Rezende et. al. 2016) 31
32 Acknowledgements Special thanks to: Shalini Gupta Jan Kautz Pavlo Molchanov Stephen Tyree Eric Weiss 32
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