A paper with the title “Adapting the Segment Anything Model During Usage in Novel Situations” by Robin Schön, Julian Lorenz, Katja Ludwig and Rainer Lienhart has been accepted at the workshop for “Efficient Large Vision Models (eLVM)“. The workshop will be held jointly with the CVPR 2024 in Seattle. The paper presents a method for adapting the Segment Anything Model (SAM) during test time without the aid of additional training data. Instead, the method uses information with is generated during usage in order to generate pseudo labels.

The paper "A Review and Efficient Implementation of Scene Graph Generation Metrics" by Julian Lorenz, Robin Schön, Katja Ludwig, and Rainer Lienhart is accepted at the Workshop on Scene Graphs and Graph Representation Learning at CVPR 2024.

 

The authors review existing scene graph generation metrics and provide precise definitions that were lacking in this field. Additionally, they introduce an efficient and easy to use python package that implements all discussed metrics. To improve comparability of new scene graph generation methods, the authors provide a benchmarking service that enables an easy evaluation of scene graph generation models.

 

More information can be found here: https://lorjul.github.io/sgbench/

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