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A pytorch codebase for human parsing and vehicle parsing.

Introduction

A pytorch codebase for human parsing and vehicle parsing. The introduction of our new MVP dataset for vehicle parsing can be found HERE.

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Requirements

Supported methods

Supported datasets

Train and Test

The scripts to train and test models are in train_test. The scripts for PSPNet, DeepLabV3, and HRNet are ready for directly running. The train/val/test splitting files used in our experiments can be found here.

Model Zoo

Models trained on the MVP dataset for vehicle parsing:

MethodDatasetPixel AccMean AccmIoUdownload
PSPNetMVP-Coarse90.26%89.08%79.78%model
PSPNetMVP-Fine86.21%69.61%57.47%model
DeepLabV3MVP-Coarse90.55%89.45%80.41%model
DeepLabV3MVP-Fine87.42%73.50%61.60%model
HRNetMVP-Coarse90.40%89.36%80.04%model
HRNetMVP-Fine86.47%72.62%60.21%model

* The performance is evaluated on the test set.

** The PSPNet and HRNet models are trained with cross-entropy loss. The DeepLabV3 models are trained with cross-entropy + IoU loss.

*** We also released several pre-trained model on the LIP dataset. Please refer to models.

Citation


@inproceedings{mm/LiuZLSM19,
  author    = {Xinchen Liu and
               Meng Zhang and
               Wu Liu and
               Jingkuan Song and
               Tao Mei},
  title     = {BraidNet: Braiding Semantics and Details for Accurate Human Parsing},
  booktitle = ACM MM,
  pages     = {338--346},
  year      = {2019}
}

@inproceedings{mm/LiuLZY020,
  author    = {Xinchen Liu and
               Wu Liu and
               Jinkai Zheng and
               Chenggang Yan and
               Tao Mei},
  title     = {Beyond the Parts: Learning Multi-view Cross-part Correlation for Vehicle
               Re-identification},
  booktitle = {ACM MM},
  pages     = {907--915},
  year      = {2020}
}