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Bounding box regression in R-CNN
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
2019 Moderator Election Q&A - Questionnaire
2019 Community Moderator Election ResultsHow does the bounding box regressor work in Fast R-CNN?Space between an object and the ground truth bounding boxPreparing ground truth labels for YOLO3Faster R-CNN wrapper for the number of RPNs in the layer dimensions?What is difference between intersection over union (IoU) and intersection over bounding box (IoBB)?Get bounding boxes for adjacent instances of a single class in imageTraining detector without bounding box dataHow does CNN doing bounding box regression and what do features and weights represent for?How does fully connected layer predict bounding box in CNN intuitively?How to project a bounding box on feature map?
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In R-CNN paper, they give the definition of the target values for bounding box regression
Given that $(P, G)$ is a (prediction box, ground-truth box) pair of the form $(x, y, w, h)$ where $x, y$ is the center coordinate of the box, $w, h$ are width and height respectively.
$t_x = (G_x - P_x) / P_w hspace2.0cm t_y = (G_y - P_y) / P_h$
$t_w = log(G_w / P_w) hspace2.0cm t_h = log(G_h / P_h)$
And the goal is to find $textbfw_*$, where $*$ can be $x, y, w$ or $h$, so that
$textbfw_* = arg min_hattextbfw_* sum_i (t^i_* - hattextbfw_*^T phi(P^i))^2 + lambda |hattextbfw_*|^2$ where $phi(P^i)$ is the feature map given by the last pooling layer of the feature extractor after passing predicted bounding box $P^i$
I don't understand why they come up with this approach of bounding box regression ? Can anyone tell me about this ?
P.S: since this regression approach is used not only in R-CNN but also in later models, I really want to get a clear understanding of this
cnn object-detection faster-rcnn
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In R-CNN paper, they give the definition of the target values for bounding box regression
Given that $(P, G)$ is a (prediction box, ground-truth box) pair of the form $(x, y, w, h)$ where $x, y$ is the center coordinate of the box, $w, h$ are width and height respectively.
$t_x = (G_x - P_x) / P_w hspace2.0cm t_y = (G_y - P_y) / P_h$
$t_w = log(G_w / P_w) hspace2.0cm t_h = log(G_h / P_h)$
And the goal is to find $textbfw_*$, where $*$ can be $x, y, w$ or $h$, so that
$textbfw_* = arg min_hattextbfw_* sum_i (t^i_* - hattextbfw_*^T phi(P^i))^2 + lambda |hattextbfw_*|^2$ where $phi(P^i)$ is the feature map given by the last pooling layer of the feature extractor after passing predicted bounding box $P^i$
I don't understand why they come up with this approach of bounding box regression ? Can anyone tell me about this ?
P.S: since this regression approach is used not only in R-CNN but also in later models, I really want to get a clear understanding of this
cnn object-detection faster-rcnn
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
In R-CNN paper, they give the definition of the target values for bounding box regression
Given that $(P, G)$ is a (prediction box, ground-truth box) pair of the form $(x, y, w, h)$ where $x, y$ is the center coordinate of the box, $w, h$ are width and height respectively.
$t_x = (G_x - P_x) / P_w hspace2.0cm t_y = (G_y - P_y) / P_h$
$t_w = log(G_w / P_w) hspace2.0cm t_h = log(G_h / P_h)$
And the goal is to find $textbfw_*$, where $*$ can be $x, y, w$ or $h$, so that
$textbfw_* = arg min_hattextbfw_* sum_i (t^i_* - hattextbfw_*^T phi(P^i))^2 + lambda |hattextbfw_*|^2$ where $phi(P^i)$ is the feature map given by the last pooling layer of the feature extractor after passing predicted bounding box $P^i$
I don't understand why they come up with this approach of bounding box regression ? Can anyone tell me about this ?
P.S: since this regression approach is used not only in R-CNN but also in later models, I really want to get a clear understanding of this
cnn object-detection faster-rcnn
$endgroup$
In R-CNN paper, they give the definition of the target values for bounding box regression
Given that $(P, G)$ is a (prediction box, ground-truth box) pair of the form $(x, y, w, h)$ where $x, y$ is the center coordinate of the box, $w, h$ are width and height respectively.
$t_x = (G_x - P_x) / P_w hspace2.0cm t_y = (G_y - P_y) / P_h$
$t_w = log(G_w / P_w) hspace2.0cm t_h = log(G_h / P_h)$
And the goal is to find $textbfw_*$, where $*$ can be $x, y, w$ or $h$, so that
$textbfw_* = arg min_hattextbfw_* sum_i (t^i_* - hattextbfw_*^T phi(P^i))^2 + lambda |hattextbfw_*|^2$ where $phi(P^i)$ is the feature map given by the last pooling layer of the feature extractor after passing predicted bounding box $P^i$
I don't understand why they come up with this approach of bounding box regression ? Can anyone tell me about this ?
P.S: since this regression approach is used not only in R-CNN but also in later models, I really want to get a clear understanding of this
cnn object-detection faster-rcnn
cnn object-detection faster-rcnn
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