EGSDK-Net: Edge-Guided Stepwise Dual Kernel Update Network for Panoptic Segmentation

In recent years, panoptic segmentation has garnered increasing attention from researchers aiming to better understand scenes in images. Although many excellent studies have been proposed, they share some common unresolved issues. Firstly, panoptic segmentation, as a novel task, is still confined within inherent frameworks. Secondly, the prevalent kernel update strategies do not adequately utilize the information from each stage. To address these two issues, redwe propose an edge-guided stepwise dual kernel update network (EGSDK-Net) for panoptic segmentation; the core components are the real-time edge guidance module and the stepwise dual kernel update module. The first component, after extracting and positioning edge features through an extra branch, applies these features to the normally transmitted feature maps within the network to highlight the edges. The input image is initially processed with the Canny edge detector to generate and store the predicted edge map, which acts as the ground truth for supervising the extracted edge feature map. The stepwise dual kernel update module enhances the utilization of information by allowing each stage to update both its own kernel and that of the subsequent stage, thereby improving the judgment capabilities of the kernels. redEGSDK-Net achieves a PQ of 60.6, representing a 2.19% improvement over RT-K-Net.

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Algorithms
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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.3390/a18020071
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2
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Advanced Neural Network Applications
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EGSDK-Net: Edge-Guided Stepwise Dual Kernel Update Network for Panoptic Segmentation

Ke Ma, Pengyu Mu, Hongwei Zhao
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Advanced Neural Network Applications
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EGSDK-Net: Edge-Guided Stepwise Dual Kernel Update Network for Panoptic Segmentation

Ke Ma, Pengyu Mu, Hongwei Zhao
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Abstract

In recent years, panoptic segmentation has garnered increasing attention from researchers aiming to better understand scenes in images. Although many excellent studies have been proposed, they share some common unresolved issues. Firstly, panoptic segmentation, as a novel task, is still confined within inherent frameworks. Secondly, the prevalent kernel update strategies do not adequately utilize the information from each stage. To address these two issues, redwe propose an edge-guided stepwise dual kernel update network (EGSDK-Net) for panoptic segmentation; the core components are the real-time edge guidance module and the stepwise dual kernel update module. The first component, after extracting and positioning edge features through an extra branch, applies these features to the normally transmitted feature maps within the network to highlight the edges. The input image is initially processed with the Canny edge detector to generate and store the predicted edge map, which acts as the ground truth for supervising the extracted edge feature map. The stepwise dual kernel update module enhances the utilization of information by allowing each stage to update both its own kernel and that of the subsequent stage, thereby improving the judgment capabilities of the kernels. redEGSDK-Net achieves a PQ of 60.6, representing a 2.19% improvement over RT-K-Net.

AlgorithmsVol. 18(2)
Jilin University (CN)
Natural Science Foundation of Jilin Province, People's Government of Jilin Province, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Advanced Neural Network Applications
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