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most citedGeneralized Focal Loss: Learning Qualified and Distributed Bounding Boxes for Dense Object Detection

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RSG: A Simple but Effective Module for Learning Imbalanced Datasets

Jianfeng Wang, Thomas Lukasiewicz, Xiaolin Hu +2

Imbalanced datasets widely exist in practice and area great challenge for training deep neural models with agood generalization on infrequent classes. In this work, wepropose a new…

cs.CV202160 cited

Convolutional Neural Networks with Gated Recurrent Connections

Jianfeng Wang, Xiaolin Hu

The convolutional neural network (CNN) has become a basic model for solving many computer vision problems. In recent years, a new class of CNNs, recurrent convolution neural networ…

cs.CV20215 cited

RefineMask: Towards High-Quality Instance Segmentation with Fine-Grained Features

Gang Zhang, Xin Lu, Jingru Tan +4

The two-stage methods for instance segmentation, e.g. Mask R-CNN, have achieved excellent performance recently. However, the segmented masks are still very coarse due to the downsa…

cs.CV20215 cited

Look Closer to Segment Better: Boundary Patch Refinement for Instance Segmentation

Chufeng Tang, Hang Chen, Xiao Li +3

Tremendous efforts have been made on instance segmentation but the mask quality is still not satisfactory. The boundaries of predicted instance masks are usually imprecise due to t…

cs.CV20214 cited

CloudAAE: Learning 6D Object Pose Regression with On-line Data Synthesis on Point Clouds

Ge Gao, Mikko Lauri, Xiaolin Hu +2

It is often desired to train 6D pose estimation systems on synthetic data because manual annotation is expensive. However, due to the large domain gap between the synthetic and rea…

cs.CV20217 cited

Rethinking Natural Adversarial Examples for Classification Models

Xiao Li, Jianmin Li, Ting Dai +3

Recently, it was found that many real-world examples without intentional modifications can fool machine learning models, and such examples are called "natural adversarial examples"…