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Counting with ease: Class-agnostic counting via one-shot detection across diverse domains
Zhongxing Peng1, Bohui Guo1, Shugong Xu2
1School of Communication and Information Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai, 200444, China.
This study introduces a new Class-Agnostic Counting and Localization (CACAL) framework for accurate object counting and localization in industrial and agricultural settings. CACAL overcomes limitations of density maps and advances class-agnostic counting with novel feature enhancement and matching strategies.
Area of Science:
- Computer Vision
- Machine Learning
- Artificial Intelligence
Background:
- Class-agnostic counting is crucial for industrial and agricultural applications but current density map methods struggle with background interference and lack precise localization.
- Existing models face challenges due to suboptimal designs and a scarcity of datasets with bounding box annotations, hindering advancements.
- Text-guided methods, while explored, are impractical for edge deployment, necessitating new approaches.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a novel Class-Agnostic Counting and Localization (CACAL) framework for accurate and efficient object counting and localization.
- To address limitations of existing methods, including background interference and imprecise object locations.
- To introduce a comprehensive dataset for advancing class-agnostic counting research.
Main Methods:
- Developed a novel Class-Agnostic Counting and Localization (CACAL) framework utilizing a single query image.
- Introduced a Sampling-Aware Feature Enhancement module to improve feature discriminability in shared-encoder settings.
- Designed a Split-and-Assemble Feature Matching strategy for enhanced performance in cluttered and occluded scenarios.
Main Results:
- The proposed CACAL framework demonstrates consistent outperformance over existing methods across multiple benchmarks.
- CACAL achieves accurate object counting and localization, streamlining processes for real-world applications.
- The framework exhibits strong generalization capabilities across diverse industrial, agricultural, and daily-life domains.
Conclusions:
- The CACAL framework offers a significant advancement in class-agnostic counting and localization.
- The newly introduced LOCO dataset provides a large-scale benchmark with diverse annotations for future research.
- CACAL's performance and generalization pave the way for more robust and practical object counting solutions.
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