mapillary/seamseg
Seamless Scene Segmentation
What it solves
It addresses the challenge of "Panoptic Segmentation," which requires a model to provide a complete, pixel-level labeling for an image that identifies both the class (what the object is) and the specific instance (which individual object it is).
How it works
The project uses a CNN-based architecture implemented in PyTorch. It features a novel segmentation head that combines multi-scale features from a Feature Pyramid Network (FPN) with contextual information from a lightweight module similar to DeepLab. This allows the network to be trained end-to-end to predict precise labels for every pixel in a scene.
Who it’s for
This tool is designed for computer vision researchers and developers working on scene understanding, specifically those focusing on panoptic segmentation for complex environments like cityscapes.
Highlights
- End-to-end training: The architecture is designed to be trained as a single unit for panoptic segmentation.
- Multi-scale integration: Combines FPN features with contextual information for better accuracy.
- Dataset support: Includes scripts to convert data from popular datasets like Cityscapes and Mapillary Vistas.
- Comprehensive metrics: Supports evaluation using mAP, Panoptic Quality (PQ), and mIOU.
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