Part Segmentation
Part segmentation, the task of dividing an object into its constituent parts, is a crucial area of computer vision research aiming to improve object understanding and manipulation. Current research focuses on developing robust and generalizable methods, often employing transformer-based architectures and leveraging large pre-trained models like Segment Anything Model (SAM) to address challenges such as limited annotated data and diverse object morphologies. These advancements are significant for various applications, including robotics (grasping, manipulation), medical imaging (disease detection, surgical assistance), and 3D modeling (reconstruction, animation), where accurate part identification is essential for effective task completion.
Papers
3DCoMPaT200: Language-Grounded Compositional Understanding of Parts and Materials of 3D Shapes
Mahmoud Ahmed, Xiang Li, Arpit Prajapati, Mohamed Elhoseiny
Static Segmentation by Tracking: A Frustratingly Label-Efficient Approach to Fine-Grained Segmentation
Zhenyang Feng, Zihe Wang, Saul Ibaven Bueno, Tomasz Frelek, Advikaa Ramesh, Jingyan Bai, Lemeng Wang, Zanming Huang, Jianyang Gu, Jinsu Yoo, Tai-Yu Pan, Arpita Chowdhury, Michelle Ramirez, Elizabeth G. Campolongo, Matthew J. Thompson, Christopher G. Lawrence, Sydne Record, Neil Rosser, Anuj Karpatne, Daniel Rubenstein, Hilmar Lapp, Charles V. Stewart, Tanya Berger-Wolf, Yu Su, Wei-Lun Chao