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simCrossTrans: A Simple Cross-Modality Transfer Learning for Object Detection with ConvNets or Vision Transformers

2022-03-20 · Xiaoke Shen, Ioannis Stamos

Transfer learning is widely used in computer vision (CV), natural language processing (NLP) and achieves great success. Most transfer learning systems are based on the same modality (e.g. RGB image in CV and text in NLP). However, the cross-modality transfer learning (CMTL) systems are scarce. In this work, we study CMTL from 2D to 3D sensor to explore the upper bound performance of 3D sensor only systems, which play critical roles in robotic navigation and perform well in low light scenarios. While most CMTL pipelines from 2D to 3D vision are complicated and based on Convolutional Neural Networks (ConvNets), ours is easy to implement, expand and based on both ConvNets and Vision transformers(ViTs): 1) By converting point clouds to pseudo-images, we can use an almost identical network from pre-trained models based on 2D images. This makes our system easy to implement and expand. 2) Recently ViTs have been showing good performance and robustness to occlusions, one of the key reasons for poor performance of 3D vision systems. We explored both ViT and ConvNet with similar model sizes to investigate the performance difference. We name our approach simCrossTrans: simple cross-modality transfer learning with ConvNets or ViTs. Experiments on SUN RGB-D dataset show: with simCrossTrans we achieve $13.2\%$ and $16.1\%$ absolute performance gain based on ConvNets and ViTs separately. We also observed the ViTs based performs $9.7\%$ better than the ConvNets one, showing the power of simCrossTrans with ViT. simCrossTrans with ViTs surpasses the previous state-of-the-art (SOTA) by a large margin of $+15.4\%$ mAP50. Compared with the previous 2D detection SOTA based RGB images, our depth image only system only has a $1\%$ gap. The code, training/inference logs and models are publicly available at https://github.com/liketheflower/simCrossTrans

📄 PDF Abstract BibTeX arXiv:2203.10456

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liketheflower/simcrosstrans 공식 구현 pytorch
liketheflower/uoddm pytorch
liketheflower/yonod pytorch

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object-detectionObject DetectionObject Detection In Indoor ScenesTransfer Learning

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