Miss Detection vs. False Alarm: Adversarial Learning for Small Object Segmentation in Infrared Images
Nanjing University of Science and Technology · University of Sydney · +1 more institution
Abstract
A key challenge of infrared small object segmentation (ISOS) is to balance miss detection (MD) and false alarm (FA). This usually needs ``opposite'' strategies to suppress the two terms, and has not been well resolved in the literature. In this paper, we propose a deep adversarial learning framework to improve this situation. Departing from the tradition of jointly reducing MD and FA via a single objective, we decompose this difficult task into two sub-tasks handled by two models trained adversarially, with each focusing on reducing either MD or FA. Such a new design brings forth at least three advantages. First, as each model focuses on a relatively simpler sub-task, the overall difficulty of ISOS is somehow…
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- 102.93
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3Topics & keywords
- Discriminator
- Computer science
- Segmentation
- Task (project management)
- Context (archaeology)
- Artificial intelligence
- False alarm
- Adversarial system
- Reduced inequalities