Adaptive Anchors: Bridging Ground Truth and Predictions
Hybrid Anchor Boxes: Bridging the Gap Between Ground Truth and Predictions in Object Detection Object detection, a fundamental task in computer vision, involves identifying and localizing objects within an image. A key component of many popular object detection algorithms are anchor boxes, pre-defined bounding boxes used to represent potential object locations. However, traditional anchor box systems often struggle to capture the diversity of object shapes and sizes present in real-world images, leading to performance limitations. Hybrid anchor box systems emerge as a promising solution by intelligently combining ground truth information with predictions, creating a more robust and adaptable framework for object detection. The Challenges of Traditional Anchor Boxes: Traditional anchor boxes rely on a fixed set of predefined sizes and...