You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Your work is so great! I'm trying to deploy it to do real-world task. There's a problem that's bothering me right now.
For instances, looking at the confidence maps and background masks for single frames, there are a considerable number of objects in the indoor environment that are segmented into the background, resulting in large voids. This is usually due to the exceptionally high category regression score of 0.9++ for the background category.
1.This could potentially lead to missing semantics in some areas of the global map, is there any way around this. (e.g. Whether COCO_PANOPTIC_CLASSES needs to be replaced according to a specific scenario)
2.SEEM-based mask regression is based on predefined categories, whereas the SAM+CLIP combination seems to be category-independent, and whether this makes a difference when deployed on open-set data (e.g. unknown category).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi authors,
Your work is so great! I'm trying to deploy it to do real-world task. There's a problem that's bothering me right now.
For instances, looking at the confidence maps and background masks for single frames, there are a considerable number of objects in the indoor environment that are segmented into the background, resulting in large voids. This is usually due to the exceptionally high category regression score of 0.9++ for the background category.
1.This could potentially lead to missing semantics in some areas of the global map, is there any way around this. (e.g. Whether COCO_PANOPTIC_CLASSES needs to be replaced according to a specific scenario)
2.SEEM-based mask regression is based on predefined categories, whereas the SAM+CLIP combination seems to be category-independent, and whether this makes a difference when deployed on open-set data (e.g. unknown category).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: