Shaoguo Wen

Shaoguo Wen, Junle Wang

In this work, we present a simple yet effective unified model for perceptual quality assessment of image and video. In contrast to existing models which usually consist of complex network architecture, or rely on the concatenation of multiple branches of features, our model achieves a comparable performance by applying only one global feature derived from a backbone network (i.e. resnet18 in the presented work). Combined with some training tricks, the proposed model surpasses the current baselines of SOTA models on public and private datasets. Based on the architecture proposed, we release the models well trained for three common real-world scenarios: UGC videos in the wild, PGC videos with compression, Game videos with compression. These three pre-trained models can be directly applied for quality assessment, or be further fine-tuned for more customized usages. All the code, SDK, and the pre-trained weights of the proposed models are publicly available at https://github.com/Tencent/CenseoQoE.

Jun Wang, Shaoguo Wen, Kaixing Chen et al.

Active learning generally involves querying the most representative samples for human labeling, which has been widely studied in many fields such as image classification and object detection. However, its potential has not been explored in the more complex instance segmentation task that usually has relatively higher annotation cost. In this paper, we propose a novel and principled semi-supervised active learning framework for instance segmentation. Specifically, we present an uncertainty sampling strategy named Triplet Scoring Predictions (TSP) to explicitly incorporate samples ranking clues from classes, bounding boxes and masks. Moreover, we devise a progressive pseudo labeling regime using the above TSP in semi-supervised manner, it can leverage both the labeled and unlabeled data to minimize labeling effort while maximize performance of instance segmentation. Results on medical images datasets demonstrate that the proposed method results in the embodiment of knowledge from available data in a meaningful way. The extensive quantitatively and qualitatively experiments show that, our method can yield the best-performing model with notable less annotation costs, compared with state-of-the-arts.