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arxiv 2206.06258 v3 pith:T46YCRUM submitted 2022-06-13 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords r-cnnqueryfeaturizedobjectdetectionqueriesissuesquery-based
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The query mechanism introduced in the DETR method is changing the paradigm of object detection and recently there are many query-based methods have obtained strong object detection performance. However, the current query-based detection pipelines suffer from the following two issues. Firstly, multi-stage decoders are required to optimize the randomly initialized object queries, incurring a large computation burden. Secondly, the queries are fixed after training, leading to unsatisfying generalization capability. To remedy the above issues, we present featurized object queries predicted by a query generation network in the well-established Faster R-CNN framework and develop a Featurized Query R-CNN. Extensive experiments on the COCO dataset show that our Featurized Query R-CNN obtains the best speed-accuracy trade-off among all R-CNN detectors, including the recent state-of-the-art Sparse R-CNN detector. The code is available at {https://github.com/hustvl/Featurized-QueryRCNN.

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