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EntitySeg Toolbox: Towards Open-World and High-Quality Image Segmentation
Project last updated:11/30/23
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Anyone doing image segmentation research or engineering will find this repository useful as a single place that collects several peer-reviewed entity segmentation methods, each with its own README and setup built on Detectron2 and PyTorch. Instead of offering one model, it bundles a family of approaches from the same group's papers: open-world entity segmentation that treats every object as a foreground instance without a fixed class list, a variant for ultra high-resolution images, and a class-agnostic semi-supervised pipeline for detection and segmentation. That breadth helps when comparing segmentation methods, since each sub-project ships its own README, pretrained weights, and evaluation scripts. The code is organized around the academic publications it accompanies, so it also works well as a study aid for understanding how these methods differ. One caveat: the license is non-commercial Creative Commons, so it suits research and experimentation rather than direct commercial deployment.
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