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Abstract:
Conventional networks for object skeleton detection are usually hand-crafted. Despite the effectiveness, hand-crafted network architectures lack the theoretical basis and require intensive prior knowledge to implement representation complementarity for objects/parts in different granularity. In this paper, we propose an adaptive linear span network (AdaLSN), driven by neural architecture search (NAS), to automatically configure and integrate scale-aware features for object skeleton detection. AdaLSN is formulated with the theory of linear span, which provides one of the earliest explanations for multi-scale deep feature fusion. AdaLSN is materialized by defining a mixed unit-pyramid search space, which goes beyond many existing search spaces using unit-level or pyramid-level features. Within the mixed space, we apply genetic architecture search to jointly optimize unit-level operations and pyramid-level connections for adaptive feature space expansion. AdaLSN substantiates its versatility by achieving significantly higher accuracy and latency trade-off compared with the state-of-the-arts. It also demonstrates general applicability to image-to-mask tasks such as edge detection and road extraction. Code is available at https://github.com/sunsmarterjie/SDL-Skeletongithub.com/sunsmarterjie/SDL-Skeleton.
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