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arxiv 2303.06442 v2 pith:DMQNF3HN submitted 2023-03-11 cs.CV

Fine-grained Visual Classification with High-temperature Refinement and Background Suppression

classification cs.CV
keywords featuresbackgroundclassificationdiscriminativefine-grainedhigh-temperaturemodulerefinement
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Fine-grained visual classification is a challenging task due to the high similarity between categories and distinct differences among data within one single category. To address the challenges, previous strategies have focused on localizing subtle discrepancies between categories and enhencing the discriminative features in them. However, the background also provides important information that can tell the model which features are unnecessary or even harmful for classification, and models that rely too heavily on subtle features may overlook global features and contextual information. In this paper, we propose a novel network called ``High-temperaturE Refinement and Background Suppression'' (HERBS), which consists of two modules, namely, the high-temperature refinement module and the background suppression module, for extracting discriminative features and suppressing background noise, respectively. The high-temperature refinement module allows the model to learn the appropriate feature scales by refining the features map at different scales and improving the learning of diverse features. And, the background suppression module first splits the features map into foreground and background using classification confidence scores and suppresses feature values in low-confidence areas while enhancing discriminative features. The experimental results show that the proposed HERBS effectively fuses features of varying scales, suppresses background noise, discriminative features at appropriate scales for fine-grained visual classification.The proposed method achieves state-of-the-art performance on the CUB-200-2011 and NABirds benchmarks, surpassing 93% accuracy on both datasets. Thus, HERBS presents a promising solution for improving the performance of fine-grained visual classification tasks. code: https://github.com/chou141253/FGVC-HERBS

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