Dual Scale-aware Adaptive Masked Knowledge Distillation for Object Detection
Recent feature masking knowledge distillation methods make use of attention mechanisms to identify either important spatial regions or channel clues for discriminative feature reconstruction. However, most of existing strategies perform global attention-guided feature masking distillation without delving into fine-grained visual clues in feature maps. In particular, uncovering locality-aware clues across different scales are conducive to reconstructing region-aware features, thereby significantly benefiting distillation performance. In this study, we propose a fine-grained adaptive feature masking distillation framework for accurate object detection. Different from previous methods in which global masking is performed on single-scale feature maps, we explore the scale-aware feature masking by performing feature distillation across various scales, such that the object-aware locality is encoded for improved feature reconstruction. In addition, our fine-grained feature distillation strategy is combined with a masking logits distillation scheme in which logits difference between teacher and student networks is utilized to guide the distillation process. Thus, it can help the student model to better learn from the teacher counterpart with improved knowledge transfer. Extensive experiments for detection task demonstrate the superiority of our method. For example, when RetinaNet, RepPoints and Cascade Mask RCNN are used as teacher detectors, the student network achieves mAP scores of 41.5\%, 42.9\%, and 42.6\%, respectively, outperforming state-of-the-art methods such as DMKD and FreeKD.
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