Focus on BEV: Self-calibrated Cycle View Transformation for Monocular Birds-Eye-View Segmentation

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Autori principali: Zhao, Jiawei, Jiang, Qixing, Li, Xuede, Luo, Junfeng
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author Zhao, Jiawei
Jiang, Qixing
Li, Xuede
Luo, Junfeng
author_facet Zhao, Jiawei
Jiang, Qixing
Li, Xuede
Luo, Junfeng
contents Birds-Eye-View (BEV) segmentation aims to establish a spatial mapping from the perspective view to the top view and estimate the semantic maps from monocular images. Recent studies have encountered difficulties in view transformation due to the disruption of BEV-agnostic features in image space. To tackle this issue, we propose a novel FocusBEV framework consisting of $(i)$ a self-calibrated cross view transformation module to suppress the BEV-agnostic image areas and focus on the BEV-relevant areas in the view transformation stage, $(ii)$ a plug-and-play ego-motion-based temporal fusion module to exploit the spatiotemporal structure consistency in BEV space with a memory bank, and $(iii)$ an occupancy-agnostic IoU loss to mitigate both semantic and positional uncertainties. Experimental evidence demonstrates that our approach achieves new state-of-the-art on two popular benchmarks,\ie, 29.2\% mIoU on nuScenes and 35.2\% mIoU on Argoverse.
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spellingShingle Focus on BEV: Self-calibrated Cycle View Transformation for Monocular Birds-Eye-View Segmentation
Zhao, Jiawei
Jiang, Qixing
Li, Xuede
Luo, Junfeng
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Birds-Eye-View (BEV) segmentation aims to establish a spatial mapping from the perspective view to the top view and estimate the semantic maps from monocular images. Recent studies have encountered difficulties in view transformation due to the disruption of BEV-agnostic features in image space. To tackle this issue, we propose a novel FocusBEV framework consisting of $(i)$ a self-calibrated cross view transformation module to suppress the BEV-agnostic image areas and focus on the BEV-relevant areas in the view transformation stage, $(ii)$ a plug-and-play ego-motion-based temporal fusion module to exploit the spatiotemporal structure consistency in BEV space with a memory bank, and $(iii)$ an occupancy-agnostic IoU loss to mitigate both semantic and positional uncertainties. Experimental evidence demonstrates that our approach achieves new state-of-the-art on two popular benchmarks,\ie, 29.2\% mIoU on nuScenes and 35.2\% mIoU on Argoverse.
title Focus on BEV: Self-calibrated Cycle View Transformation for Monocular Birds-Eye-View Segmentation
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.15932