This paper proposes a structure-aware nonlocal energy optimization framework for interactive image colo- rization with sparse scribbles. Our colorization technique propagates colors to both local intensity-continuous ...This paper proposes a structure-aware nonlocal energy optimization framework for interactive image colo- rization with sparse scribbles. Our colorization technique propagates colors to both local intensity-continuous regions and remote texture-similar regions without explicit image segmentation. We implement the nonlocal principle by computing k nearest neighbors in the high-dimensional feature space. The feature space contains not only image coordinates and intensities but also statistical texture features obtained with the direction-aligned Gabor wavelet filter. Structure maps are utilized to scale texture features to avoid artifacts along high-contrast boundaries. We show various experimental results and comparisons on image colorization, selective recoloring and decoloring, and progressive color editing to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.展开更多
Channel pruning can reduce memory consumption and running time with least performance damage,and is one of the most important techniques in network compression.However,existing channel pruning methods mainly focus on ...Channel pruning can reduce memory consumption and running time with least performance damage,and is one of the most important techniques in network compression.However,existing channel pruning methods mainly focus on the pruning of standard convolutional networks,and they rely intensively on time-consuming fine-tuning to achieve the performance improvement.To this end,we present a novel efficient probability-based channel pruning method for depthwise separable convolutional networks.Our method leverages a new simple yet effective probability-based channel pruning criterion by taking the scaling and shifting factors of batch normalization layers into consideration.A novel shifting factor fusion technique is further developed to improve the performance of the pruned networks without requiring extra time-consuming fine-tuning.We apply the proposed method to five representative deep learning networks,namely MobileNetV1,MobileNetV2,ShuffleNetV1,ShuffleNetV2,and GhostNet,to demonstrate the efficiency of our pruning method.Extensive experimental results and comparisons on publicly available CIFAR10,CIFAR100,and ImageNet datasets validate the feasibility of the proposed method.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. 61100146 and 61472351, and the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. LY15F020019 and LQ14F020006. Pan was supported by the National Key Technology Research and Development Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China under Grant No. 2013BAH24F01. Acknowledgement CVM 2015 anonymous We would like to thank our reviewers for their constructive and helpful comments which definitely improve ttle quality of the paper.
文摘This paper proposes a structure-aware nonlocal energy optimization framework for interactive image colo- rization with sparse scribbles. Our colorization technique propagates colors to both local intensity-continuous regions and remote texture-similar regions without explicit image segmentation. We implement the nonlocal principle by computing k nearest neighbors in the high-dimensional feature space. The feature space contains not only image coordinates and intensities but also statistical texture features obtained with the direction-aligned Gabor wavelet filter. Structure maps are utilized to scale texture features to avoid artifacts along high-contrast boundaries. We show various experimental results and comparisons on image colorization, selective recoloring and decoloring, and progressive color editing to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.62036010 and 62072340the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.LZ21F020001 and LSZ19F020001the Open Project Program of the State Key Laboratory of CAD&CG,Zhejiang University under Grant No.A2220.
文摘Channel pruning can reduce memory consumption and running time with least performance damage,and is one of the most important techniques in network compression.However,existing channel pruning methods mainly focus on the pruning of standard convolutional networks,and they rely intensively on time-consuming fine-tuning to achieve the performance improvement.To this end,we present a novel efficient probability-based channel pruning method for depthwise separable convolutional networks.Our method leverages a new simple yet effective probability-based channel pruning criterion by taking the scaling and shifting factors of batch normalization layers into consideration.A novel shifting factor fusion technique is further developed to improve the performance of the pruned networks without requiring extra time-consuming fine-tuning.We apply the proposed method to five representative deep learning networks,namely MobileNetV1,MobileNetV2,ShuffleNetV1,ShuffleNetV2,and GhostNet,to demonstrate the efficiency of our pruning method.Extensive experimental results and comparisons on publicly available CIFAR10,CIFAR100,and ImageNet datasets validate the feasibility of the proposed method.
