Regional Proposals

Hi,

I am a little confused about RCNNs. The first intuition that I got was that we use RCNNs to propose the regions that are more likely to have an objects and then run Object Detection.

I initially though that this implementation would be helpful in terms of computing cost since we are not running our algorithms on a regions that is not likely to have an object in it.

But then, we say that RCNN tend to be slow.

What am I misunderstanding there? What is the advantages of RCNNs?

This article has some thoughts on RCNNs.

This picture looks unfair… :wink:

Creating regions is “double-edged sword”.

The drawback of RCNN is “defining regions”, which needs to be accurate to point areas that we need to tackle. It is sometimes time-consuming (rather than convolutions !), and sometimes miss-classify. I suppose there are some improvements, but essentials are those points. So, personally, I did not dig in detail…

This blue sky seems to be easily scanned.