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MarkMoHR / Awesome-Edge-Detection-Papers

:books: A collection of edge/contour/boundary detection papers and toolbox.
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thanks for your summary #1

Closed shoutOutYangJie closed 5 years ago

shoutOutYangJie commented 5 years ago

it seems that semantic edge detection works are comparatively rare, cvpr2019 have just one work, isn't it?

MarkMoHR commented 5 years ago

hi @shoutOutYangJie , which one is the cvpr2019 paper about semantic edge detection? Would you please update it and create a pull request?

shoutOutYangJie commented 5 years ago

hi @shoutOutYangJie , which one is the cvpr2019 paper about semantic edge detection? Would you please update it and create a pull request?

I mean that "Bi-Directional Cascade Network for Perceptual Edge Detection" this paper is only one cvpr2019 for edge dection? what is difference between general edge dectection and semantic detection? I think casenet is categories-aware semantic edge detection ,but for binary detection which can draw a semantic contour ,they are semantic edge detection

MarkMoHR commented 5 years ago

hi @shoutOutYangJie , BDCN is the only cvpr2019 paper about edge detection I have seen up till now. Maybe there are other papers which are not released now.

"General edge dectection", I mean, is binary detection which outputs a binary image. "Semantic edge detection" is for categories-aware edge detection.

shoutOutYangJie commented 5 years ago

hi @shoutOutYangJie , BDCN is the only cvpr2019 paper about edge detection I have seen up till now. Maybe there are other papers which are not released now.

"General edge dectection", I mean, is binary detection which outputs a binary image. "Semantic edge detection" is for categories-aware edge detection.

BDCN draws object contour without any other contours on the intra-object. for example, it draw a person contour, but don't draw contours of pattern of person's clothes. So BDCN' contour is semantic, because it knows a whole object semantic information. right?

MarkMoHR commented 5 years ago

hi @shoutOutYangJie , "semantic" generally means categories-aware, like semantic segmentation