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Self-Paced Learning Strategy with Easy Sample Prior Based on Confidence for the Flying Bird Object Detection Model Training

arXiv 2412.06306 ↗First posted 9 Dec 2024cs.CVcited by 1

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In order to avoid the impact of hard samples on the training process of the Flying Bird Object Detection model (FBOD model, in our previous work, we designed the FBOD model according to the characteristics of flying bird objects in surveillance video), the Self-Paced Learning strategy with Easy Sample Prior Based on Confidence (SPL-ESP-BC), a new model training strategy, is proposed. Firstly, the loss-based Minimizer Function in Self-Paced Learning (SPL) is improved, and the confidence-based Minimizer Function is proposed, which makes it more suitable for one-class object detection tasks. Secondly, to give the model the ability to judge easy and hard samples at the early stage of training by using the SPL strategy, an SPL strategy with Easy Sample Prior (ESP) is proposed. The FBOD model is trained using the standard training strategy with easy samples first, then the SPL strategy with all samples is used to train it. Combining the strategy of the ESP and the Minimizer Function based on confidence, the SPL-ESP-BC model training strategy is proposed. Using this strategy to train the FBOD model can make it to learn the characteristics of the flying bird object in the surveillance video better, from easy to hard. The experimental results show that compared with the standard training strategy that does not distinguish between easy and hard samples, the AP50 of the FBOD model trained by the SPL-ESP-BC is increased by 2.1%, and compared with other loss-based SPL strategies, the FBOD model trained with SPL-ESP-BC strategy has the best comprehensive detection performance.

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