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Jeng-Lun Shieh1, Qazi Mazhar Ul Haq1, Muhamad Amirul Haq1
1Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei 106, Taiwan.
Abstract:
Object detection is an important aspect for autonomous driving vehicles (ADV), which may comprise of a machine learning model that detects a range of classes. As the deployment of ADV widens globally, the variety of objects to be detected may increase beyond the designated range of classes. Continual learning for object detection essentially ensure a robust adaptation of a model to detect additional classes on the fly. This study proposes a novel continual learning method for object detection that learns new object class(es) along with cumulative memory of classes from prior learning rounds to avoid any catastrophic forgetting. The results of PASCAL VOC 2007 have suggested that the proposed ER method obtains 4.3% of mAP drop compared against the all-classes learning, which is the lowest amongst other prior arts.
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