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Stepwise TTA (N=30) 5.33 8.64 11.50 |
Online TTA (N=30) 5.42 8.69 11.58 |
Table 7: Comparative results on DOTA dataset with large vehicle and |
ship as the target class during training and inference respectively. |
Method C=25 C=50 C=75 |
without TTA (N=36) 2.69 4.38 5.84 |
TTT [27] (N=36) 2.70 4.39 5.84 |
FixMatch [26] (N=36) 2.70 4.39 5.84 |
Stepwise TTA (N=36) 2.71 4.40 5.85 |
Online TTA (N=36) 2.73 4.42 5.98 |
6. Conclusion |
Our results show that VAS is an effective framework for |
geospatial broad area search. Notably, by applying simple |
TTA techniques, the performance of VAS can be further im- |
proved at test time in a way that is robust to target class shift. |
The proposed VAS framework also suggests a myriad of fu- |
ture directions. For example, it may be useful to develop |
more effective approaches for learning to search within a |
task, as is common in past active search work. Addition- |
ally, the search process may often involve additional con- |
straints, such as constraints on the sequence of regions to |
query. Moreover, it’s natural to generalize query outcomes |
to be non-binary (e.g., returning the number of target object |
instances in a region). |
Acknowledgments This research was partially supported |
by the NSF (IIS-1905558, IIS-1903207, and IIS-2214141), |
ARO (W911NF-18-1-0208), Amazon, NVIDIA, and the |
Taylor Geospatial Institute. |
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