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| author | Gerard, Sebastian Borne-Pons, Paul Sullivan, Josephine |
| author_facet | Gerard, Sebastian Borne-Pons, Paul Sullivan, Josephine |
| contents | We construct a strong baseline method for building damage detection by starting with the highly-engineered winning solution of the xView2 competition, and gradually stripping away components. This way, we obtain a much simpler method, while retaining adequate performance. We expect the simplified solution to be more widely and easily applicable. This expectation is based on the reduced complexity, as well as the fact that we choose hyperparameters based on simple heuristics, that transfer to other datasets. We then re-arrange the xView2 dataset splits such that the test locations are not seen during training, contrary to the competition setup. In this setting, we find that both the complex and the simplified model fail to generalize to unseen locations. Analyzing the dataset indicates that this failure to generalize is not only a model-based problem, but that the difficulty might also be influenced by the unequal class distributions between events.
Code, including the baseline model, is available under https://github.com/PaulBorneP/Xview2_Strong_Baseline |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | A simple, strong baseline for building damage detection on the xBD dataset Gerard, Sebastian Borne-Pons, Paul Sullivan, Josephine Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition We construct a strong baseline method for building damage detection by starting with the highly-engineered winning solution of the xView2 competition, and gradually stripping away components. This way, we obtain a much simpler method, while retaining adequate performance. We expect the simplified solution to be more widely and easily applicable. This expectation is based on the reduced complexity, as well as the fact that we choose hyperparameters based on simple heuristics, that transfer to other datasets. We then re-arrange the xView2 dataset splits such that the test locations are not seen during training, contrary to the competition setup. In this setting, we find that both the complex and the simplified model fail to generalize to unseen locations. Analyzing the dataset indicates that this failure to generalize is not only a model-based problem, but that the difficulty might also be influenced by the unequal class distributions between events. Code, including the baseline model, is available under https://github.com/PaulBorneP/Xview2_Strong_Baseline |
| title | A simple, strong baseline for building damage detection on the xBD dataset |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.17271 |