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WEEK 8: WEB-ASSISTED OBJECT DETECTION ALEJANDRO TORROELLA & AMIR R. ZAMIR
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GEOMETRY METHOD PROCEDURE For each query image we manually set orientation, angle of view, range of view, and location of camera. : Camera location : Object locations : Field of vision
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GEOMETRY METHOD PROCEDURE Using the obtained FOV, select only the objects that are within the FOV Calculate the degrees from the left limit of the FOV and store in a vector specific to the object’s class
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GEOMETRY METHOD PROCEDURE We then run our DPM detectors for the classes in question on the query image. Below are results for Street Lights (green) and Traffic Signals (red).
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GEOMETRY METHOD PROCEDURE We sift through the detections that completely disagree with the “true” GIS layout.
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GEOMETRY METHOD PROCEDURE We then sift through the detections again by size of bounding boxes (too large or too small)
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GEOMETRY METHOD PROCEDURE
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Once we’ve traversed through all the possible combinations, we display the detections that resulted in the minimum of the cost function.
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: BEFORE
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER GIS SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER SIZE SIFT
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (ABS)
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GEOMETRY METHOD RESULTS: AFTER FUSION (STD)
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GEOMETRY METHOD CONCLUSIONS Using the Standard deviation cost function resulted in better results compared to the Absolute value function on average. A more advanced cost function would probably result in even better results Results look promising considering we haven’t implemented a robust sensor model for creating the “true” GIS layout
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GOALS FOR NEXT WEEK Implement a robust sensor model Look into more advanced cost functions Instead of crudely sifting through the bounding boxes by size using a threshold based on the size of the image, use the distances of the objects from the camera to estimate how large the bounding box should be.
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THANK YOU FIN.
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