Capitalizing deep neural network with multifaceted semantic image segmentation integration methodology

The domain of unsupervised adaptation has always posed an intricate problem for the field of semantic image segmentation. The lack of information to predict each pixel has led to current research implementing the novelty of deep neural network applications to handle this issue. However, these method...

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Main Author: Tang, Alvin Kai Wen
Other Authors: Lu Shijian
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2022
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10356/162227
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Institution: Nanyang Technological University
Language: English
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Summary:The domain of unsupervised adaptation has always posed an intricate problem for the field of semantic image segmentation. The lack of information to predict each pixel has led to current research implementing the novelty of deep neural network applications to handle this issue. However, these methodologies are usually unimodal which, with proper integration strategies, form a deep multifaceted methodology that could achieve a better result. Thus, this paper has presented various unimodal along with conventional segmentation techniques that do not utilize the deep neural network. After which, the main methodology investigated possible integration techniques which encompassed early, late, and hybrid integration. A structured framework formulated from relevant datasets and performance benchmarks has been utilized to properly evaluate the results obtained. Limitations faced and a comprehensive evaluation of integration methodologies were discussed afterward to provide holistic insights as to when and how to utilize this integration methodology.