3 accepted papers
Existing leading deep learning-based Co-saliency Detection (CoD) methods often learn the consensus features from the input image group without considering the complexity of each image. Despite the demonstrated success, the input images may contain hard samples with high complexity, e.g., those conta…
Existing leading unsupervised video object segmentation (UVOS) paradigm often leverages a dual-stream architecture with motion and appearance branches, where only the motion cues from optical flow are used as a guide to locating the primary foreground objects. When suffering from challenging factors…
Existing leading remote sensing change detection (RSCD) often takes a semantic-agnostic learning paradigm, which uses a binary ground-truth mask as supervision for model training. Despite the demonstrated success, due to the intrinsic characteristic of extremely complicated scene changes in RS image…