This repository contains code for the paper
Gated Feedback Refinement Network for Dense Image Labeling,
Presented at CVPR 2017
The paper addresses the problem of dense image labeling, where the goal is to label each pixel in an image. The proposed model is an encoder-decoder-based deep convolutional neural network that is trained in an end-to-end fashion.
If you find this code useful in your research, please cite:
@InProceedings{Islam_2017_CVPR,
author = {Amirul Islam, Md and Rochan, Mrigank and Bruce, Neil D. B. and Wang, Yang},
title = {Gated Feedback Refinement Network for Dense Image Labeling},
booktitle = {IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
month = {July},
year = {2017}
}
Download and compile caffe-gfrnet which is a modified version of Caffe.
One of the datasets we experimented with was CamVid dataset (11 class version), which contains 367 training and 233 testing images of road scenes. Each image is of size 360 by 480. Download the dataset from this GitHub repository.
Modify data/camvid/train.txt and data/camvid/test.txt so that G-FRNet can locate the data. The text files contains white-space separated paths to images (.jpg or .png) and their corresponding label images (.png), e.g.,
/path/to/image1.png /another/path/to/label1.png
/path/to/image2.png /path/label2.png ...
Update these two files with the paths where you stored the dataset.
Modify the source under data layer of model file models/camvid/train_camvid_gate.prototxt and the inference model file models/camvid/test_camvid_gate.prototxt. Also, update the net and snapshot_prefix in the solver file models/camvid/solver_camvid_gate.prototxt. Note that we initialize our model with pretrained VGG-16 caffemodel which can be downloaded from here.
Run the following command to train:
sh run_camvid_train.sh
Run scripts/compute_bn_statistics_camvid.py and followed by scripts/test_segmentation_camvid.py. You would need to update the paths in these two files in order to successfully run them.
Then, run the following command to test:
sh run_camvid_test.sh
You can download the pretrained model from here.