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Semantic Segmentation Network Based on Adaptive Attention and Deep Fusion Utilizing a Multi-Scale Dilated

Shan Zhao¹, Zihao Wang¹, Zhanqiang Huo¹

¹School of Software, Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo 454000, China.

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This study introduces SDAMNet, a novel deep learning model for semantic segmentation. SDAMNet enhances contextual information and feature fusion, significantly improving segmentation accuracy on complex scenes.

Keywords:

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Background:

Deep learning models for semantic segmentation struggle with insufficient context, poor feature representation, and low-resolution high-level features.
These limitations lead to inaccuracies in boundary delineation, region misclassification, and difficulties with small or overlapping objects in complex scenes.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel Semantic Segmentation Network Based on Adaptive Attention and Deep Fusion with the Multi-Scale Dilated Convolutional Pyramid (SDAMNet).
To address the limitations of existing semantic segmentation methods by enhancing contextual information, feature richness, and resolution.

Main Methods:

Developed the Dilated Convolutional Atrous Spatial Pyramid Pooling (DCASPP) module to enrich contextual information.
Introduced the Semantic Channel Space Details Module (SCSDM) for multi-scale feature fusion and adaptive feature selection to improve perceptual capability.
Constructed the Semantic Features Fusion Module (SFFM) to mitigate semantic deficiency in low-level features and low resolution in high-level features.

Main Results:

SDAMNet demonstrated significant improvements in Mean Intersection over Union (MIOU).
Achieved performance gains of 2.89% and 2.13% on two benchmark datasets compared to the Deeplabv3+ network.

Conclusions:

SDAMNet effectively enhances contextual understanding and feature representation for semantic segmentation.
The proposed network offers improved accuracy and robustness, particularly in complex environmental scenarios.