first of all, thanks for making this project available, some great work here! Together with my colleagues I have been working over the last year on unsupervised Domain Adaptation (DA) for object detection. In our work a DA problem for object detection was tackled from a new perspective: we solely matched image statistics between source and target domains without involving additional architectural add-ons and hyper-parameters. Thus, a detection model and training schedule stay as they are and you get state-of-the-art performance in the presence of a domain shift. For matching we used two operations: Feature Distribution Matching and Histogram Matching, you can find further details along with all experiments in our paper for CVPR'20 workshop:
From my point of view, both methods can be used for data augmentation as well, however, they require images from target distribution (or similar ones). I'm just wondering whether this might be of interest for imgaug, so it would be great to hear your opinion on this. Here is the link to our repository with both methods: image-statistics-matching
Dear All,
first of all, thanks for making this project available, some great work here! Together with my colleagues I have been working over the last year on
unsupervised Domain Adaptation (DA)for object detection. In our work a DA problem for object detection was tackled from a new perspective: we solely matched image statistics between source and target domains without involving additional architectural add-ons and hyper-parameters. Thus, a detection model and training schedule stay as they are and you get state-of-the-art performance in the presence of a domain shift. For matching we used two operations:Feature Distribution MatchingandHistogram Matching, you can find further details along with all experiments in our paper for CVPR'20 workshop:Keep it Simple: Image Statistics Matching for Domain Adaptation.
From my point of view, both methods can be used for data augmentation as well, however, they require images from target distribution (or similar ones). I'm just wondering whether this might be of interest for
imgaug, so it would be great to hear your opinion on this. Here is the link to our repository with both methods: image-statistics-matchingBest, Alexey