Reweighting neural network examples for robust object detection at sea

Jonathan Binner Becktor*, Evangelos Boukas, Mogens Blanke, Lazaros Nalpantidis

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    Abstract

    Deep neural networks have had profound significance in addressing vi-sual object detection and classification tasks. However, though with thecaveat of needing large amounts of annotated training data. Further-more, the possibility of neural networks overfitting to the biases andfaults included in their respective datasets. In this work, methods forachieving robust neural networks, able to tolerate untrusted and possiblyerroneous training data, a re explored. The proposed method is shown toimprove performance and help neural networks learn from untrusteddata, provided a thoroughly annotated subset.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalElectronics Letters
    Volume57
    Issue number16
    Pages (from-to)608-610
    ISSN0013-5194
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2021

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      Blanke, M. (PI), Galeazzi, R. (CoPI), Dittmann, K. (CoPI), Hansen, S. (CoPI), Papageorgiou, D. (Supervisor), Nalpantidis, L. (Supervisor), Schöller, F. E. T. S. (PhD Student), Plenge-Feidenhans'l, M. K. (PhD Student), Hansen, N. (PhD Student), Andersen, R. H. (Project Participant), Becktor, J. B. (PhD Student), Enevoldsen, T. T. (PhD Student), Dagdilelis, D. (PhD Student), Karstensen, P. I. H. (Project Participant), Nielsen, R. E. (Project Participant), Garde, J. (Project Participant), Ravn, O. (Supervisor), Christin, L. P. E. (PI) & Nielsen, R. E. (Project Participant)

      01/04/201931/12/2022

      Project: Research

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