Progressive Domain Adaptation for Object Detection

Implementation of our paper Progressive Domain Adaptation for Object Detection, based on pytorch-faster-rcnn and PyTorch-CycleGAN.

Paper

Progressive Domain Adaptation for Object Detection Han-Kai Hsu, Chun-Han Yao, Yi-Hsuan Tsai, Wei-Chih Hung, Hung-Yu Tseng, Maneesh Singh and Ming-Hsuan Yang IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV), 2020.

Please cite our paper if you find it useful for your research.

@inproceedings{hsu2020progressivedet,
  author = {Han-Kai Hsu and Chun-Han Yao and Yi-Hsuan Tsai and Wei-Chih Hung and Hung-Yu Tseng and Maneesh Singh and Ming-Hsuan Yang},
  booktitle = {IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV)},
  title = {Progressive Domain Adaptation for Object Detection},
  year = {2020}
}

Dependencies

This code is tested with Pytorch 0.4.1 and CUDA 9.0

# Pytorch via pip: Download and install Pytorch 0.4.1 wheel for CUDA 9.0
#                  from https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu90/torch_stable.html
# Pytorch via conda: 
conda install pytorch=0.4.1 cuda90 -c pytorch
# Other dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
sh ./lib/make.sh

Data Preparation

KITTI

Download the data from here.
Extract the files under data/KITTI/

Cityscapes

Download the data from here.
Extract the files under data/CityScapes/

Foggy Cityscapes

Follow the instructions here to request for the dataset download.
Locate the data under data/CityScapes/leftImg8bit/ as foggytrain and foggyval.

BDD100k

Download the data from here.
Extract the files under data/bdd100k/

Generate synthetic data with CycleGAN

Generate the synthetic data with the PyTorch-CycleGAN implementation.

git clone https://github.com/aitorzip/PyTorch-CycleGAN

Dataset loader code

Import the dataset loader code in ./cycleGAN_dataset_loader/ to train/test the CycleGAN on corresponding image translation task.

Generate from pre-trained weight:

Follow the testing instructions on PyTorch-CycleGAN and download the weight below to generate synthetic images. (Remember to change to the corresponding output image size)

KITTI with Cityscapes style (KITTI->Cityscapes): size=(376,1244) Locate the generated data under data/KITTI/training/synthCity_image_2/ with same naming and folder structure as original KITTI data.
Cityscapes with FoggyCityscapes style (Cityscapes->FoggyCityscapes): size=(1024,2048) Locate the generated data under data/CityScapes/leftImg8bit/synthFoggytrain with same naming and folder structure as original Cityscapes data.
Cityscapes with BDD style (Cityscpaes->BDD100k): size=(1024,1280) Locate the generated data under data/CityScapes/leftImg8bit/synthBDDdaytrain and data/CityScapes/leftImg8bit/synthBDDdayval with same naming and folder structure as original Cityscapes data.

Train your own CycleGAN:

Please follow the training instructions on PyTorch-CycleGAN.

Test the adaptation model

Download the following adapted weights to ./trained_weights/adapt_weight/

KITTI->Cityscapes
Cityscapes->FoggyCityscapes

Cityscpaes->BDD100k

./experiments/scripts/test_adapt_faster_rcnn_stage1.sh [GPU_ID] [Adapt_mode] vgg16
# Specify the GPU_ID you want to use
# Adapt_mode selection:
#   'K2C': KITTI->Cityscapes
#   'C2F': Cityscapes->Foggy Cityscapes
#   'C2BDD': Cityscapes->BDD100k_day
# Example:
./experiments/scripts/test_adapt_faster_rcnn_stage2.sh 0 K2C vgg16

Train your own model

Stage one

./experiments/scripts/train_adapt_faster_rcnn_stage1.sh [GPU_ID] [Adapt_mode] vgg16
# Specify the GPU_ID you want to use
# Adapt_mode selection:
#   'K2C': KITTI->Cityscapes
#   'C2F': Cityscapes->Foggy Cityscapes
#   'C2BDD': Cityscapes->BDD100k_day
# Example:
./experiments/scripts/train_adapt_faster_rcnn_stage1.sh 0 K2C vgg16

Download the following pretrained detector weights to ./trained_weights/pretrained_detector/

Stage two

./experiments/scripts/train_adapt_faster_rcnn_stage2.sh 0 K2C vgg16

Discriminator score files:

netD_synthC_score.json
netD_CsynthFoggyC_score.json
netD_CsynthBDDday_score.json

Extract the pretrained CycleGAN discriminator scores to ./trained_weights/
or
Save a dictionary of CycleGAN discriminator scores with image name as key and score as value
Ex: {'jena_000074_000019_leftImg8bit.png': 0.64}

Detection results

Adaptation results

Acknowledgement

Thanks to the awesome implementations from pytorch-faster-rcnn and PyTorch-CycleGAN.

kevinhkhsu / DA_detection

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