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Shifting More Attention to Video Salient Object Detection Deng-Ping Fan1, Wenguan Wang2, Ming-Ming Cheng1, and Jianbing Shen2 1Nankai University.

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1 Shifting More Attention to Video Salient Object Detection Deng-Ping Fan1, Wenguan Wang2, Ming-Ming Cheng1, and Jianbing Shen2 1Nankai University 2Inception Institute of Artificanial Intelligence Dataset, Code, and Result: Wechat 1.Introduction 2.Densely Annotated VSOD (DAVSOD) dataset 4.Largest-scale benchmark Problem: Existing video salient object detection (VSOD) datasets: Limited to small scales (dozes of videos). Without real human attention when annotation. Its diversity and generality are quite limited. Ignore the saliency shift phenomenon. Contribution: Based on the new problem——saliency shift, we Presented a new DAVSOD dataset. Proposed a strong SSAV model. Provided the largest-scale benchmark. Suggested some potential research, eg., saliency-aware video captioning, video salient object subitizing. Vi. : #videos. AF.: #annotated frames. DL: densely labeling. AS: attention shift. FP: annotate objects according to eye fixation. EF: eye fixation records IL: instance annotation. 5.Result 3.Saliency-Shift Aware VSOD (SSAV) model 6.Take-away Extensive experiments verified that even considering top performing models, VSOD remain seems far from being solved. Promising new avenue for video salient object detection.


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