Texture Bias
Texture bias, the tendency of deep learning models to prioritize texture over shape information when processing images, is a significant challenge hindering the generalization and robustness of computer vision systems. Current research focuses on mitigating this bias through various techniques, including data augmentation strategies (e.g., style transfer, edge enhancement), architectural modifications (e.g., incorporating transformers alongside convolutional neural networks), and novel training methods (e.g., curriculum learning, inductive bias distillation). Overcoming texture bias is crucial for improving the reliability and applicability of deep learning models across diverse domains and real-world scenarios, particularly in applications requiring robust object recognition and semantic understanding.