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UnSAM - Unsupervised Segmentation Anything Model: A New Approach to Image Segmentation

Offered By: Launchpad via YouTube

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Computer Vision Courses Unsupervised Learning Courses Self-supervised Learning Courses Image Segmentation Courses Hierarchical Clustering Courses

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Discover a groundbreaking approach to image segmentation in this 11-minute video presentation by the Fellowship.ai team. Delve into the innovative Unsupervised SAM (UnSAM) model, which revolutionizes automatic and promptable whole-image segmentation without the need for manual data labeling. Learn how UnSAM employs a divide-and-conquer strategy to uncover hierarchical structures in visual scenes, combining top-down and bottom-up clustering techniques. Explore the model's ability to partition images into instance and semantic level segments, merging pixels into larger groups to create multi-granular masks for training. Examine UnSAM's competitive performance across seven datasets, surpassing previous unsupervised segmentation benchmarks by 11% in AR. Understand how UnSAM enhances the traditional Segmentation Anything Model (SAM) when integrated with its self-supervised labels, outperforming it by over 6.7% in AR and 3.9% in AP on the SA-1B dataset with minimal labeled data. Gain insights into this new benchmark in unsupervised segmentation and the power of self-supervised learning in complex visual tasks.

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Fellowship: UnSAM, Unsupervised Segmentation Anything Model A new approach to Image Segmentation


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