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Segment scene in new domain by internal representation by Gaussian Mixture Model with mas3-continual

Segment scene in new domain by internal representation by Gaussian Mixture Model with mas3-continual


Online Continual Domain Adaptation for Semantic Image Segmentation Using Internal Representations



Semantic segmentation models trained on annotated data fail to generalize ... when the input data distribution changes


... Unsupervised domain adaptation (UDA) attempts to address a similar problem when there is target domain with no annotated data points through transferring knowledge from a source domain with annotated data.


... develop an online UDA algorithm for semantic segmentation of images that improves model generalization on unannotated domains in scenarios where source data access is restricted during adaptation.


... perform model adaptation is by minimizing the distributional distance between the source latent features and the target features in a shared embedding space ... solution promotes a shared domain-agnostic latent feature space between the two domains, which allows for classifier generalization on the target dataset.


To alleviate the need of access to source samples during adaptation, ... approximate the source latent feature distribution via an appropriate surrogate distribution, in this case a Gassian mixture model (GMM).


... evaluate ... approach on well established semantic segmentation datasets and demonstrate it compares favorably against state-of-the-art (SOTA) UDA semantic segmentation methods.



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