3260 papers • 126 benchmarks • 313 datasets
This task has no description! Would you like to contribute one?
(Image credit: Papersgraph)
These leaderboards are used to track progress in head-detection
Use these libraries to find head-detection models and implementations
No subtasks available.
This paper proposes FCHD-Fully Convolutional Head Detector, an end-to-end trainable head detection model which is lightweight with low inference time and memory requirements, and has better overall average precision.
This work leverage person-scene relations and propose a global CNN model trained to predict positions and scales of heads directly from the full image via energy-based model where the potentials are computed with a CNN framework.
This work designs a head-body relationship discriminating module to perform relational learning between heads and human bodies, and leverage this learned relationship to regain the suppressed human detections and reduce head false positives.
A challenging new set of radiologist paired bounding box and natural language annotations on the publicly available MIMIC-CXR dataset especially focussed on pneumonia and pneumothorax is presented.
A new metric, IDEucl, is proposed, to measure an algorithm’s efficacy in preserving a unique identity for the longest stretch in image coordinate space, thus building a correspondence between pedestrian crowd motion and the performance of a tracking algorithm.
The Dual Sampler and Head detection Network (DSHNet) is proposed, which is the first work that aims to resolve long-tail distribution in UAV images and achieves new state-of-the-art performance when combining with image cropping methods.
A lightweight residual-like backbone with large receptive fields and wide dimensions for low-level features, which are crucial for detection tasks is proposed, and a light-head detection part is designed to match the backbone capability.
DPDnet proves to outperform all the evaluated methods with statistically significant differences, and with accuracies that exceed 99%, proving also to achieve high accuracy with varying datasets and experimental conditions.
A dataset collected from a camera in an office environment where participants mimic various behaviors of customers in a supermarket is introduced and a model for recognizing customers and staff based on their movement patterns is proposed.
Adding a benchmark result helps the community track progress.