Awesome
parsing_platform
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.
Requirements
- Linux or macOS with python ≥ 3.6
- PyTorch = 0.4.1
- torchvision that matches the Pytorch installation. You can install them together at pytorch.org to make sure of this.
- tensorboard (needed for visualization):
pip install tensorboard
Supported methods
- PSPNet
- DeepLabV3
- CCNet
- DANet
- OCNet
- CE2P
- HRNet
- BraidNet
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:
Method | Dataset | Pixel Acc | Mean Acc | mIoU | download |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
PSPNet | MVP-Coarse | 90.26% | 89.08% | 79.78% | model |
PSPNet | MVP-Fine | 86.21% | 69.61% | 57.47% | model |
DeepLabV3 | MVP-Coarse | 90.55% | 89.45% | 80.41% | model |
DeepLabV3 | MVP-Fine | 87.42% | 73.50% | 61.60% | model |
HRNet | MVP-Coarse | 90.40% | 89.36% | 80.04% | model |
HRNet | MVP-Fine | 86.47% | 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}
}