Learn new objects without forgetting old ones by generate perturbations with new samples with BSDP

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Learn new objects without forgetting old ones by generate perturbations with new samples with BSDP

BSDP: Brain-inspired Streaming Dual-level Perturbations for Online Open World Object Detection
arXiv paper abstract https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.02637
arXiv PDF paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.02637.pdf

Humans can … distinguish the known and unknown categories and can recognize the unknown object by learning it once instead of repeating it many times without forgetting the learned object … refer to such a learning manner as OnLine Open World Object Detection(OLOWOD).

… propose a simple plug-and-play method, called Brain-inspired Streaming Dual-level Perturbations(BSDP), to solve the OLOWOD problem.

… first calculate the prototypes of previous categories and use the distance between samples and the prototypes as the sample selecting strategy to choose old samples for replay;

… take the prototypes as the streaming feature-level perturbations of new samples, so as to improve the plasticity of the model through revisiting the old knowledge;

… use the distribution of the features of the old category samples to generate adversarial data in the form of streams as the data-level perturbations to enhance the robustness of the model to new categories.

… the excellent results demonstrate the promising performance of … proposed method and learning manner.

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