Category Object Detection

357. One-Shot Learning Basics

What It Does One-Shot learning can be useful when you want to identify someone just by giving the predicting model a single picture of them. Similarity Function A model can perform One-shot learning by learning a “similarity” function. When the…

346. CaDDN

Depth Estimation The main challenges in monocular 3D object detection lie in accurately predicting object depth. CaDDN(Categorical Depth Distribution Network) uses a predicted categorical depth distribution for each pixel to project appropriate depth in 3D space. Approaches There are several…

343. Depth From Motion

Types Here are some approaches to measure depth by only using RGB images from motion. Optical Expansion Observe how the length of an object changes as the camera moves closer. If the object is close, the length will dramatically change…

174. Non-Max Suppression

Non-Max Suppression is a post-processing method for object detection tasks. In most cases, an object detection model will predict multiple boxes for a single object like the picture in my note. However, we don’t want this crowded output. We instead…

165. Selective Search

Selective Search Selective search is a region proposal method for object detection. It hierarchically groups similar regions based on color, texture, size, and shape. Selective Search uses over-segmented images as input. Then takes the following steps. 1. Add all bounding…