Hierarchical semantic segmentation using modular convolutional neural networks
Sagi Eppel

TL;DR
This paper presents a hierarchical semantic segmentation approach using modular convolutional neural networks to improve accuracy in recognizing vessels and their contents, enabling reuse of trained modules and better performance over single-step methods.
Contribution
It introduces a modular CNN framework for hierarchical segmentation, demonstrating improved accuracy and reusability of trained modules in image recognition tasks.
Findings
Modular CNNs outperform single-step segmentation methods.
The approach enables transfer and reuse of trained modules.
Using valve filter attention improves segmentation accuracy.
Abstract
Image recognition tasks that involve identifying parts of an object or the contents of a vessel can be viewed as a hierarchical problem, which can be solved by initial recognition of the main object, followed by recognition of its parts or contents. To achieve such modular recognition, it is necessary to use the output of one recognition method (which identifies the general object) as the input for a second method (which identifies the parts or contents). In recent years, convolutional neural networks have emerged as the dominant method for segmentation and classification of images. This work examines a method for serially connecting convolutional neural networks for semantic segmentation of materials inside transparent vessels. It applies one fully convolutional neural net to segment the image into vessel and background, and the vessel region is used as an input for a second net which…
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TopicsAdvanced Neural Network Applications · Domain Adaptation and Few-Shot Learning · Handwritten Text Recognition Techniques
