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Accuracy # Training Instances (per class) Giraffe NB CENT LOOPS GROUND

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Overlap - Caltech AirplaneBassBuddhaRooster Centroid LOOPS Overlap Score

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Centroid Landmark LOOPS Landmark Success AirplaneBassBuddhaRooster

BisonDeerEle. Gir. LlamaRhino Landmark Success

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-1 std +1 std Mean Correspondence (a) Section 3 Simple Training Outlines Corresponded Outlines LOOPS Model Localized Test Outlines Descriptive Classification UP DOWN Boosted Detectors (b) Section 4.2 Shape Model (b) Section 4.1 Discrete Inference (c) Section 5 Refinement (c) Section 5 Shape Classification (d) Section 6.2 DownUp