Weakly Supervised Object Detection
Weakly Supervised Object Detection (WSOD) is a task in the field of computer vision that aims to train object detectors using only image-level labels. This task enhances the practicality and generalization ability of models by reducing the reliance on large amounts of annotated data, making it suitable for the rapid analysis and processing of large-scale image datasets, and thus has significant application value.
CASPAPaintings
MI-max
Charades
Spatial Prior
Cityscapes-to-Foggy Cityscapes
MEAA
Clipart1k
H2FA R-CNN (clipart_all)
MS COCO
MSLPD
COCO test-dev
wetectron(single-model, VGG16)
Comic2k
DASS-Detector (YOLOX Tiny)
HICO-DET
IconArt
MI_Net [wang_revisiting_2018]
ImageNet
PCL-OB-G-Ens + FRCNN
MS-COCO-2014
MS-COCO-2017
OD-WSCL
MSCOCO
CASD(ResNet50)
PASCAL VOC 2007
PASCAL VOC 2012 test
wetectron(single-model)
PeopleArt
Polyhedral MI-max
Watercolor2k
DASS-Detector (YOLOX Tiny)