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Computing Occlusion masks for DAVIS real-world performance evaluation #1
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def Davis_vis(model, iters=6):
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You can refer to it. This is the code I evaluated. My occlusion calculation is relatively rough, mainly based on the optical flow results, removing pixels that move outside the image, as well as the part that moves from the background to the foreground Then the foreground is the foreground mask provided by DAVIS, and the background is the remaining part |
Hello. Thank you for releasing the code for your amazing paper!
I have a question regarding your evaluation of real-world generalization on the DAVIS 2017 dataset by backward warping.
In the paper it says that you used the DAVIS annotation masks to compute occlusion masks, and exclude occluded region for computing photometric/SSIM losses.
How exactly did you compute these occlusion masks? Was there some baseline occlusion estimation model you used? I cannot seem to find the code for that in the released code.
Best regards,
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