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Booster-SHOT: Boosting Stacked Homography Transformations for Multiview Pedestrian Detection with Attention

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arxiv 2208.09211 v1 pith:YAFBA7I2 submitted 2022-08-19 cs.CV

Booster-SHOT: Boosting Stacked Homography Transformations for Multiview Pedestrian Detection with Attention

classification cs.CV
keywords detectionpedestrianattentionbooster-shothomographymulti-viewmultiviewapproaches
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Improving multi-view aggregation is integral for multi-view pedestrian detection, which aims to obtain a bird's-eye-view pedestrian occupancy map from images captured through a set of calibrated cameras. Inspired by the success of attention modules for deep neural networks, we first propose a Homography Attention Module (HAM) which is shown to boost the performance of existing end-to-end multiview detection approaches by utilizing a novel channel gate and spatial gate. Additionally, we propose Booster-SHOT, an end-to-end convolutional approach to multiview pedestrian detection incorporating our proposed HAM as well as elements from previous approaches such as view-coherent augmentation or stacked homography transformations. Booster-SHOT achieves 92.9% and 94.2% for MODA on Wildtrack and MultiviewX respectively, outperforming the state-of-the-art by 1.4% on Wildtrack and 0.5% on MultiviewX, achieving state-of-the-art performance overall for standard evaluation metrics used in multi-view pedestrian detection.

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