Fine-grained vehicle classification is a challenging task due to the subtle differences between vehicle classes. Several successful approaches to fine-grained image classification rely on part-based models, where the image is classified according to discriminative object parts. Such approaches require however that parts in the training images be manually annotated, a labor-intensive process. We propose a convolutional architecture realizing a transform network capable of discovering the most discriminative parts of a vehicle at multiple scales. We experimentally show that our architecture outperforms a baseline reference if trained on class labels only, and performs closely to a reference based on a part-model if trained on loose vehicle localization bounding boxes.
Fine-Grained Vehicle Classification using Deep Residual Networks with Multiscale Attention Windows
Attilio Fiandrotti
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2017-01-01
Abstract
Fine-grained vehicle classification is a challenging task due to the subtle differences between vehicle classes. Several successful approaches to fine-grained image classification rely on part-based models, where the image is classified according to discriminative object parts. Such approaches require however that parts in the training images be manually annotated, a labor-intensive process. We propose a convolutional architecture realizing a transform network capable of discovering the most discriminative parts of a vehicle at multiple scales. We experimentally show that our architecture outperforms a baseline reference if trained on class labels only, and performs closely to a reference based on a part-model if trained on loose vehicle localization bounding boxes.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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