In particular we show that the receiver operating characteristic curves , measured on a suitable validation set , are effective for selecting among the classifiers the machine implements the one having performances similar to the reference classifier . We address these two issues in the context of object detection in images and in particular for the specific problem of detecting goal during a football match . Despite its wide acceptance , it has a number of shortcomings , the most important of which are ( i ) the inability to distinguish very different RP curves , and ( ii ) the lack of directly measuring bounding box localization accuracy . In this paper , we propose ' Localization Recall Precision ( LRP ) Error ' , a new metric which we specifically designed for object detection . LRP Error is composed of three components related to localization , false negative ( FN ) rate and false positive ( FP ) rate . Abstract This paper pertains to the detection of objects located in complex backgrounds . A feature-based segmentation approach to the object detection problem is pursued , where the features are computed over multiple spatial orientations and frequencies . The method proceeds as follows : a given image is passed through a bank of even-symmetric Gabor filters . Our CPU implementation demonstrates much higher efficiency than the off-the-shelf sparse matrix libraries , with a significant speedup realized over the original dense network . In addition , we apply the SCNN model to the object detection problem , in conjunction with a cascade model and sparse fully connected layers , to achieve significant speedups . Region monitoring is based on object detection ( image processing ) which is used to detect the waste and respond accordingly . For object detection process Tensorflow and OpenCV software are used . The calibration between a camera and a two-dimensional laser scanner ( 2DLS ) is an essential step in the object detecting system . Many algorithms with linear model have been proposed . Object detecting means 500 for detecting the position and ID information of the object from the output of the radio tag reader 100 and the human detection sensor 200 and the camera 300 , to the first and second time acquired the human detection data indicating the presence of human If the data for the first and second object ID information corresponding is determined different from each other , the difference between the first and second image data corresponding to the respective times calculated to detect the object position . section : Related Work Saccades in Object Detection . Saccades in human vision refers to a sequence of rapid eye movements to fixate different image regions . Therefore , they may suffer from inefficiency and low generalization ability against complex situations such as non - uniform illumination . Recent progress on deep learning based approaches for object detection and semantic segmentation has provided new techniques for reading text in the wild , which can be also seen as an instance of general object detection . Driven by the advance of object detection frameworks such as Faster RCNN and SSD , these methods achieved state of the art by either using a region proposal network to first classify some text region proposals , or directly regress text bounding boxes coordinates from a set of default boxes . By incorporating operations of symmetry , convex hull and chebyshev fitting , the proposed shape sig-nature is not only compact and effective but also robust to the noise , which serves as a soft constraint to improve the feature capability of multi-class discrimination . Based on the proposed shape signature , we develop the shape signature networks ( SSN ) for 3D object detection , which consist of pyramid feature encoding part , shape-aware grouping heads and explicit shape encoding objective . Experiments show that the proposed method performs remarkably better than existing methods on two large-scale datasets . Only recently , there has been a growing interest in revisiting the promise of computer vision from the early days : to precisely delineate the contents of a visual scene , object by object , in 3D . In this paper , we draw from recent advances in object detection and 2D-3D object lifting in order to design an object class detector that is particularly tailored towards 3D object class detection . Our 3D object class detection method consists of several stages gradually enriching the object detection output with object viewpoint , keypoints and 3D shape estimates . Classical person detectors often suffer from a high posture variance or do not achieve acceptable real-time detection rates . For this reason , different components from the 3D object detection domain have been used to create a new robust person detector for mobile application . Operating on 3D point clouds allows fast detections in real-time up to our goal distance of ten meters and above using the Kinect2 depth sensor . Therefore , researchers have focused their attention mainly on multi-view problem . This paper gives detailed analysis of the 3D object detection problem with emphasis on the recent works related to this problem . At last , we summarize the algorithms introduced and give their comparisons . Motivated by this observation , we propose DENse Feature Indicator ( DENFI ) , a universal module that helps 3D detectors focus on the densest region of the point clouds in a boundary-aware manner . Moreover , DENFI is lightweight and guarantees real-time speed when applied to 3D object detectors . Experiments on KITTI dataset show that DENFI improves the performance of the baseline single-stage detector remarkably , which achieves new state-of-the-art performance among previous 3D detectors , including both two-stage and multi-sensor fusion methods , in terms of mAP with a 34FPS detection speed . We first describe the three evaluation metrics used in the literature and in this paper . We evaluate our method on all the possible datasets with color images for instance 3D detection and pose estimation we are aware of : the LINEMOD [ reference ] , Occlusion [ reference ] , and T - LESS [ reference ] datasets . section : Evaluation Metrics In our implementation , we only consider the heading angle around the up - axis for orientation . section : 3D Detection with Frustum PointNets As shown in Fig . Applications are similar and content based real time image retrieval . Real time object detection in images is currently achieved by designing and applying automatic or semi-supervised machine learning algorithms . Some algorithmic solutions to these problems are reviewed . Because there is no need to compute descriptors for the input image , the method is very fast at run-time . We demonstrate our approach on tracking-by-detection for SLAM , real-time object detection and pose estimation applications . Through the comprehensive analysis based on distance information of the moving objects segmentation extraction removal diagram of background information , by analyzing and comprehensively applying se g mentation a method based on distance information to extract pedestrian ’s Histograms of Oriented Gradients ( HOG ) features of head and shoulder [ 1 ] , then make a comparison to the SVM classifier . SVM classifier isolate regions of interest ( features of head and shoulder ) and judge to achieve real-time detection of objects ( pedestrian ) . The human detection method by using features of head and shoulder based on depth map is a good solution to the problem of low efficiency and identification in traditional human detection system . It is implemented in the embedded digital signal processor module the algorithm developed for this thermo visual system witch accomplished choosing , analyzing and estimation of a minimal set of features for objects detection in thermal images . The proposed module is tested for real time detection of objects hidden in baggage or dress of people . C4 achieves 20 fps speed and the state-of-the-art detection accuracy , using only one processing thread without resorting to special hardware such as GPU . The real-time accurate object detection is made possible by two contributions . First , we conjecture ( with supporting experiments ) that contour is what we should capture and signs of comparisons among neighboring pixels are the key information to capture contour cues . Autonomous driving systems require a real-time detection of the objects including pedestrians and obstacles on the roads . Object detection by image processing is a popular approach for autonomous driving systems . However , there are complex reflections caused by multiple light sources and objects on the roads , which disturb the robust and real-time object detection . This paper describes an FPGA-based object detection method for autonomous driving systems using multiple CMOS cameras . The project aids the visually impaired to navigate independently using real time object detection and identification . The proposed system consists of a Raspberry Pi-3 processor enabled with cloud features and loaded with a pre-trained Convolutional Neural Network model(CNN ) developed using tensorflow . Therefore , the core objective of this paper is to present a technique that efficiently performs moving object detection for the moving background using enhanced version of Scale-Invariant Feature Transform . The outcome of the study was compared with the most significant work to find it outperforms the existing system with respect to processing time and thereby it is quite found suitable for real-time processing of object detection . A computer vision engine ( CVE ) is presented to offload the CPU for tasks such as moving and intrusion detection , which is able to achieve 1920 × 1080@30fps performance . To cope with more complex vision tasks such as object detection for autonomous driving , we also designed a convolutional neural network engine ( CNNE ) for realtime object detection and recognition . The CNNE is implemented on Xilinx FPGA with overall throughput of 1TOPS when running at 250MHz . From these image recognition systems , a number of detection networks were adapted , leading to further advances in image detection . While the improvements have been staggering , not much consideration had been given to the real - time detection performance required for some applications . In this paper , we present a detection system capable of operating at greater than Hz using nothing but a laptop GPU . document : You Only Look Once : Unified , Real - Time Object Detection We present YOLO , a new approach to object detection . Fast YOLO is the fastest object detection method on Pascal ; as far as we know , it is the fastest extant object detector . With mAP , it is more than twice as accurate as prior work on real - time detection . YOLO pushes mAP to while still maintaining real - time performance . document : Faster R - CNN : Towards Real - Time Object Detection with Region Proposal Networks State - of - the - art object detection networks depend on region proposal algorithms to hypothesize object locations . Contributions Our contributions are three - fold : ( 1 ) We propose CornerNet - Saccade and CornerNet - Squeeze , two novel approaches to improving the efficiency of keypoint - based object detection ; ( 2 ) On COCO , we improve the efficiency of state - of - the - art keypoint based detection by 6 fold and the AP from 42.2 % to 43.2 % , ( 3 ) On COCO , we improve both the accuracy and efficiency of state - of - the art real - time object detection ( to 34.4 % at 30ms from 33.0 % at 39ms of YOLOv3 ) . Code is available at . Once trained , SiamMask solely relies on a single bounding box initialisation , operates online without updates and produces object segmentation masks and rotated bounding boxes at 35 frames per second . Despite its simplicity and fast speed , SiamMask establishes a new state - of - the - art on VOT - 2018 for the problem of real - time object tracking . Moreover , the same method is also very competitive against recent semi - supervised VOS approaches on DAVIS - 2016 and DAVIS - 2017 , while being the fastest by a large margin . In the 2015 MS COCO Detection Challenge , our ION model won " Best Student Entry " and finished 3rd place overall . As intuition suggests , our detection results provide strong evidence that context and multi-scale representations improve small object detection . In this paper , we dedicate an effort to bridge the gap . We first compose a benchmark dataset tailored for the small object detection problem to better evaluate the small object detection performance . We then augment the state-of-the-art R-CNN algorithm with a context model and a small region proposal generator to improve the small object detection performance . The reason is that small objects usually lack sufficient detailed appearance information , which can distinguish them from the backgrounds or similar objects . To deal with the small object detection problem , in this paper , we propose an end-to-end multi-task generative adversarial network ( MTGAN ) , which is a general framework . In the MTGAN , the generator is a super-resolution network , which can up-sample small blurred images into fine-scale ones and recover detailed information for more accurate detection . Recently , with the great success of convolutional neural networks ( CNNs ) in computer vision , many state-of-the-art detectors have been designed based on deep CNNs . However , these CNN-based detectors are inefficient when applied in aerial image data due to the fact that the existing CNN-based models struggle with small-size object detection and precise localization . To improve the detection accuracy without decreasing speed , we propose a CNN-based detection model combining two independent convolutional neural networks , where the first network is applied to generate a set of vehicle-like regions from multi-feature maps of different hierarchies and scales . Several classical CNN-based detectors are presented . Some developments are based on the detector architectures , while others are focused on solving certain problems , like model degradation and small-scale object detection . The chapter also presents some performance comparison results of different models on several benchmark datasets . In this paper two image processing algorithms are presented for small object detection purpose which can be used in blob analysis of sprayer calibration and other similar applications . The algorithms named label injection ( LI ) and color injection ( CI ) respectively . Abstract Currently in IRAN , some manual methods are used for measuring spray droplet size which is very laborious and time consuming . In this paper , a software is presented based on image processing techniques , which is suitable for small object detection purpose that can be used in blob analysis of sprayer calibration and other similar applications . The algorithms have been implemented and adapted in a program called Scientific Image Blob Analysis ( SIBA ) . MV3D projects LiDAR point cloud to bird ’s eye view and trains a region proposal network ( RPN ) for 3D bounding box proposal . However , the method lags behind in detecting small objects , such as pedestrians and cyclists and can not easily adapt to scenes with multiple objects in vertical direction . 3D based methods : train 3D object classifiers by SVMs on hand - designed geometry features extracted from point cloud and then localize objects using sliding - window search . Thus it misses the opportunity to reuse the higher - resolution maps of the feature hierarchy . We show that these are important for detecting small objects . The goal of this paper is to naturally leverage the pyramidal shape of a ConvNet 's feature hierarchy while creating a feature pyramid that has strong semantics at all scales . This issue is more pronounced for small - scale pedestrian instances as they retain much less information compared with large - scale instances , thus the signal to noise ratio ( SNR ) is considerably decreased . In most related works that aim to detect small - scale objects , one will ONLY resort to the perceptive fields of convolution . However , in our opinion , what impacts the performance of small - scale objects other than perceptive fields may reside in the very initial phase of machine learning pipeline , which is to say , the annotation phase . It can be seen that for some instances with defocus , blurred boundary and extremely tiny scale , the output feature activations from single - shot network are feeble , or even disappeared . In contrast , Conv - LSTM effectively aggregates the adjacent frame information to the reference frame , resulted in more high - activated features , which benefits the detection of small - scale objects . Quantitative result of the RNN based TLL is listed in Table [ reference ] . We have also demonstrated that high quality results can be reached with receptive field resolution as low as . This might prove to be helpful in systems for detecting relatively small objects . We have studied how factorizing convolutions and aggressive dimension reductions inside neural network can result in networks with relatively low computational cost while maintaining high quality .
In particular we show that the receiver operating characteristic curves , measured on a suitable validation set , are effective for selecting among the classifiers the machine implements the one having performances similar to the reference classifier . We address these two issues in the context of object detection in images and in particular for the specific problem of detecting goal during a football match .
Despite its wide acceptance , it has a number of shortcomings , the most important of which are ( i ) the inability to distinguish very different RP curves , and ( ii ) the lack of directly measuring bounding box localization accuracy . In this paper , we propose ' Localization Recall Precision ( LRP ) Error ' , a new metric which we specifically designed for object detection . LRP Error is composed of three components related to localization , false negative ( FN ) rate and false positive ( FP ) rate .
Abstract This paper pertains to the detection of objects located in complex backgrounds . A feature-based segmentation approach to the object detection problem is pursued , where the features are computed over multiple spatial orientations and frequencies . The method proceeds as follows : a given image is passed through a bank of even-symmetric Gabor filters .
Our CPU implementation demonstrates much higher efficiency than the off-the-shelf sparse matrix libraries , with a significant speedup realized over the original dense network . In addition , we apply the SCNN model to the object detection problem , in conjunction with a cascade model and sparse fully connected layers , to achieve significant speedups .
Region monitoring is based on object detection ( image processing ) which is used to detect the waste and respond accordingly . For object detection process Tensorflow and OpenCV software are used .
The calibration between a camera and a two-dimensional laser scanner ( 2DLS ) is an essential step in the object detecting system . Many algorithms with linear model have been proposed .
Object detecting means 500 for detecting the position and ID information of the object from the output of the radio tag reader 100 and the human detection sensor 200 and the camera 300 , to the first and second time acquired the human detection data indicating the presence of human If the data for the first and second object ID information corresponding is determined different from each other , the difference between the first and second image data corresponding to the respective times calculated to detect the object position .
section : Related Work Saccades in Object Detection . Saccades in human vision refers to a sequence of rapid eye movements to fixate different image regions .
Therefore , they may suffer from inefficiency and low generalization ability against complex situations such as non - uniform illumination . Recent progress on deep learning based approaches for object detection and semantic segmentation has provided new techniques for reading text in the wild , which can be also seen as an instance of general object detection . Driven by the advance of object detection frameworks such as Faster RCNN and SSD , these methods achieved state of the art by either using a region proposal network to first classify some text region proposals , or directly regress text bounding boxes coordinates from a set of default boxes .
By incorporating operations of symmetry , convex hull and chebyshev fitting , the proposed shape sig-nature is not only compact and effective but also robust to the noise , which serves as a soft constraint to improve the feature capability of multi-class discrimination . Based on the proposed shape signature , we develop the shape signature networks ( SSN ) for 3D object detection , which consist of pyramid feature encoding part , shape-aware grouping heads and explicit shape encoding objective . Experiments show that the proposed method performs remarkably better than existing methods on two large-scale datasets .
Only recently , there has been a growing interest in revisiting the promise of computer vision from the early days : to precisely delineate the contents of a visual scene , object by object , in 3D . In this paper , we draw from recent advances in object detection and 2D-3D object lifting in order to design an object class detector that is particularly tailored towards 3D object class detection . Our 3D object class detection method consists of several stages gradually enriching the object detection output with object viewpoint , keypoints and 3D shape estimates .
Classical person detectors often suffer from a high posture variance or do not achieve acceptable real-time detection rates . For this reason , different components from the 3D object detection domain have been used to create a new robust person detector for mobile application . Operating on 3D point clouds allows fast detections in real-time up to our goal distance of ten meters and above using the Kinect2 depth sensor .
Therefore , researchers have focused their attention mainly on multi-view problem . This paper gives detailed analysis of the 3D object detection problem with emphasis on the recent works related to this problem . At last , we summarize the algorithms introduced and give their comparisons .
Motivated by this observation , we propose DENse Feature Indicator ( DENFI ) , a universal module that helps 3D detectors focus on the densest region of the point clouds in a boundary-aware manner . Moreover , DENFI is lightweight and guarantees real-time speed when applied to 3D object detectors . Experiments on KITTI dataset show that DENFI improves the performance of the baseline single-stage detector remarkably , which achieves new state-of-the-art performance among previous 3D detectors , including both two-stage and multi-sensor fusion methods , in terms of mAP with a 34FPS detection speed .
We first describe the three evaluation metrics used in the literature and in this paper . We evaluate our method on all the possible datasets with color images for instance 3D detection and pose estimation we are aware of : the LINEMOD [ reference ] , Occlusion [ reference ] , and T - LESS [ reference ] datasets . section : Evaluation Metrics
In our implementation , we only consider the heading angle around the up - axis for orientation . section : 3D Detection with Frustum PointNets As shown in Fig .
Applications are similar and content based real time image retrieval . Real time object detection in images is currently achieved by designing and applying automatic or semi-supervised machine learning algorithms . Some algorithmic solutions to these problems are reviewed .
Because there is no need to compute descriptors for the input image , the method is very fast at run-time . We demonstrate our approach on tracking-by-detection for SLAM , real-time object detection and pose estimation applications .
Through the comprehensive analysis based on distance information of the moving objects segmentation extraction removal diagram of background information , by analyzing and comprehensively applying se g mentation a method based on distance information to extract pedestrian ’s Histograms of Oriented Gradients ( HOG ) features of head and shoulder [ 1 ] , then make a comparison to the SVM classifier . SVM classifier isolate regions of interest ( features of head and shoulder ) and judge to achieve real-time detection of objects ( pedestrian ) . The human detection method by using features of head and shoulder based on depth map is a good solution to the problem of low efficiency and identification in traditional human detection system .
It is implemented in the embedded digital signal processor module the algorithm developed for this thermo visual system witch accomplished choosing , analyzing and estimation of a minimal set of features for objects detection in thermal images . The proposed module is tested for real time detection of objects hidden in baggage or dress of people .
C4 achieves 20 fps speed and the state-of-the-art detection accuracy , using only one processing thread without resorting to special hardware such as GPU . The real-time accurate object detection is made possible by two contributions . First , we conjecture ( with supporting experiments ) that contour is what we should capture and signs of comparisons among neighboring pixels are the key information to capture contour cues .
Autonomous driving systems require a real-time detection of the objects including pedestrians and obstacles on the roads . Object detection by image processing is a popular approach for autonomous driving systems . However , there are complex reflections caused by multiple light sources and objects on the roads , which disturb the robust and real-time object detection . This paper describes an FPGA-based object detection method for autonomous driving systems using multiple CMOS cameras .
The project aids the visually impaired to navigate independently using real time object detection and identification . The proposed system consists of a Raspberry Pi-3 processor enabled with cloud features and loaded with a pre-trained Convolutional Neural Network model(CNN ) developed using tensorflow .
Therefore , the core objective of this paper is to present a technique that efficiently performs moving object detection for the moving background using enhanced version of Scale-Invariant Feature Transform . The outcome of the study was compared with the most significant work to find it outperforms the existing system with respect to processing time and thereby it is quite found suitable for real-time processing of object detection .
A computer vision engine ( CVE ) is presented to offload the CPU for tasks such as moving and intrusion detection , which is able to achieve 1920 × 1080@30fps performance . To cope with more complex vision tasks such as object detection for autonomous driving , we also designed a convolutional neural network engine ( CNNE ) for realtime object detection and recognition . The CNNE is implemented on Xilinx FPGA with overall throughput of 1TOPS when running at 250MHz .
From these image recognition systems , a number of detection networks were adapted , leading to further advances in image detection . While the improvements have been staggering , not much consideration had been given to the real - time detection performance required for some applications . In this paper , we present a detection system capable of operating at greater than Hz using nothing but a laptop GPU .
document : You Only Look Once : Unified , Real - Time Object Detection We present YOLO , a new approach to object detection .
Fast YOLO is the fastest object detection method on Pascal ; as far as we know , it is the fastest extant object detector . With mAP , it is more than twice as accurate as prior work on real - time detection . YOLO pushes mAP to while still maintaining real - time performance .
document : Faster R - CNN : Towards Real - Time Object Detection with Region Proposal Networks State - of - the - art object detection networks depend on region proposal algorithms to hypothesize object locations .
Contributions Our contributions are three - fold : ( 1 ) We propose CornerNet - Saccade and CornerNet - Squeeze , two novel approaches to improving the efficiency of keypoint - based object detection ; ( 2 ) On COCO , we improve the efficiency of state - of - the - art keypoint based detection by 6 fold and the AP from 42.2 % to 43.2 % , ( 3 ) On COCO , we improve both the accuracy and efficiency of state - of - the art real - time object detection ( to 34.4 % at 30ms from 33.0 % at 39ms of YOLOv3 ) . Code is available at .
Once trained , SiamMask solely relies on a single bounding box initialisation , operates online without updates and produces object segmentation masks and rotated bounding boxes at 35 frames per second . Despite its simplicity and fast speed , SiamMask establishes a new state - of - the - art on VOT - 2018 for the problem of real - time object tracking . Moreover , the same method is also very competitive against recent semi - supervised VOS approaches on DAVIS - 2016 and DAVIS - 2017 , while being the fastest by a large margin .
In the 2015 MS COCO Detection Challenge , our ION model won " Best Student Entry " and finished 3rd place overall . As intuition suggests , our detection results provide strong evidence that context and multi-scale representations improve small object detection .
In this paper , we dedicate an effort to bridge the gap . We first compose a benchmark dataset tailored for the small object detection problem to better evaluate the small object detection performance . We then augment the state-of-the-art R-CNN algorithm with a context model and a small region proposal generator to improve the small object detection performance .
The reason is that small objects usually lack sufficient detailed appearance information , which can distinguish them from the backgrounds or similar objects . To deal with the small object detection problem , in this paper , we propose an end-to-end multi-task generative adversarial network ( MTGAN ) , which is a general framework . In the MTGAN , the generator is a super-resolution network , which can up-sample small blurred images into fine-scale ones and recover detailed information for more accurate detection .
Recently , with the great success of convolutional neural networks ( CNNs ) in computer vision , many state-of-the-art detectors have been designed based on deep CNNs . However , these CNN-based detectors are inefficient when applied in aerial image data due to the fact that the existing CNN-based models struggle with small-size object detection and precise localization . To improve the detection accuracy without decreasing speed , we propose a CNN-based detection model combining two independent convolutional neural networks , where the first network is applied to generate a set of vehicle-like regions from multi-feature maps of different hierarchies and scales .
Several classical CNN-based detectors are presented . Some developments are based on the detector architectures , while others are focused on solving certain problems , like model degradation and small-scale object detection . The chapter also presents some performance comparison results of different models on several benchmark datasets .
In this paper two image processing algorithms are presented for small object detection purpose which can be used in blob analysis of sprayer calibration and other similar applications . The algorithms named label injection ( LI ) and color injection ( CI ) respectively .
Abstract Currently in IRAN , some manual methods are used for measuring spray droplet size which is very laborious and time consuming . In this paper , a software is presented based on image processing techniques , which is suitable for small object detection purpose that can be used in blob analysis of sprayer calibration and other similar applications . The algorithms have been implemented and adapted in a program called Scientific Image Blob Analysis ( SIBA ) .
MV3D projects LiDAR point cloud to bird ’s eye view and trains a region proposal network ( RPN ) for 3D bounding box proposal . However , the method lags behind in detecting small objects , such as pedestrians and cyclists and can not easily adapt to scenes with multiple objects in vertical direction . 3D based methods : train 3D object classifiers by SVMs on hand - designed geometry features extracted from point cloud and then localize objects using sliding - window search .
Thus it misses the opportunity to reuse the higher - resolution maps of the feature hierarchy . We show that these are important for detecting small objects . The goal of this paper is to naturally leverage the pyramidal shape of a ConvNet 's feature hierarchy while creating a feature pyramid that has strong semantics at all scales .
This issue is more pronounced for small - scale pedestrian instances as they retain much less information compared with large - scale instances , thus the signal to noise ratio ( SNR ) is considerably decreased . In most related works that aim to detect small - scale objects , one will ONLY resort to the perceptive fields of convolution . However , in our opinion , what impacts the performance of small - scale objects other than perceptive fields may reside in the very initial phase of machine learning pipeline , which is to say , the annotation phase .
It can be seen that for some instances with defocus , blurred boundary and extremely tiny scale , the output feature activations from single - shot network are feeble , or even disappeared . In contrast , Conv - LSTM effectively aggregates the adjacent frame information to the reference frame , resulted in more high - activated features , which benefits the detection of small - scale objects . Quantitative result of the RNN based TLL is listed in Table [ reference ] .
We have also demonstrated that high quality results can be reached with receptive field resolution as low as . This might prove to be helpful in systems for detecting relatively small objects . We have studied how factorizing convolutions and aggressive dimension reductions inside neural network can result in networks with relatively low computational cost while maintaining high quality .
Complexity reduction and parameter selection in support vector machines Localization Recall Precision (LRP): A New Performance Metric for Object Detection Object detection using gabor filters Sparse Convolutional Neural Networks Beach Cleaning Bot Based on Region Monitoring Using Raspberry Pi New Calibration Method of Two-Dimensional Laser Scanner and Camera Based on LM-BP Neural Network Object detection apparatus, the object detecting method, and object detection computer program CornerNet-Lite: Efficient Keypoint Based Object Detection Fused Text Segmentation Networks for Multi-oriented Scene Text Detection SSN: Shape Signature Networks for Multi-class Object Detection from Point Clouds 3D object class detection in the wild Fast and Robust 3D Person Detector and Posture Estimator for Mobile Robotic Applications Improvements of 3D Object Detection with Part-based Models Boundary-Aware Dense Feature Indicator for Single-Stage 3D Object Detection from Point Clouds BB8: A Scalable, Accurate, Robust to Partial Occlusion Method for Predicting the 3D Poses of Challenging Objects without Using Depth Frustum PointNets for 3D Object Detection from RGB-D Data Algorithms for RealTime Object Detection in Images Real-time learning of accurate patch rectification Human Detection using HOG Features of Head and Shoulder Based on Depth Map Thermo vision system with embedded digital signal processor for real time objects detection ${\rm C}^{4}$: A Real-Time Object Detection Framework FPGA-Based Object Detection for Autonomous Driving System Smart Navigation System for the Visually Impaired Using Tensorflow Scale-invariant object identification for jointly addressing issues in moving oject and background A 4K Vision Computing Platform with Convolutional Neural Network Engine on FPGA An Empirical Evaluation of Deep Learning on Highway Driving You Only Look Once: Unified, Real-Time Object Detection Faster R-CNN: Towards Real-Time Object Detection with Region Proposal Networks CornerNet-Lite: Efficient Keypoint Based Object Detection Fast Online Object Tracking and Segmentation: A Unifying Approach Inside-Outside Net: Detecting Objects in Context with Skip Pooling and Recurrent Neural Networks R-CNN for Small Object Detection Multi-task Generative Adversarial Network for Detecting Small Objects in the Wild Robust Vehicle Detection in Aerial Images Based on Cascaded Convolutional Neural Networks Object Detection with Convolutional Neural Networks Introducing Easy to Use and Accurate Image Processing Object Detection Algorithms Suitable for Sprayer Calibration and Other Similar Purposes طراحی و ارزیابی نرم افزار مناسب سنجش تراکم و اندازه قطرات سم در سمپاش ها Frustum PointNets for 3D Object Detection from RGB-D Data Feature Pyramid Networks for Object Detection Small-scale Pedestrian Detection Based on Somatic Topology Localization and Temporal Feature Aggregation Rethinking the Inception Architecture for Computer Vision
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