2015
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1510.02927
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DeepFix: A Fully Convolutional Neural Network for predicting Human Eye Fixations

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“…To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed deep attention model in predicting eye fixations, we evaluated it by comparison to 13 state-of-the-art models, including six classical models: ITTI [29], GBVS [44], Judd Model [25], BMS [67], CAS [47], AIM [66], and seven deep learning based models: DeeFix [51], SALICON [52], Mr-CNN [4], SalNet [15], Deep Gaze I [48], eDN [13], and SU [16]. These methods have been proposed in recent years or widely used for comparison.…”
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“…To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed deep attention model in predicting eye fixations, we evaluated it by comparison to 13 state-of-the-art models, including six classical models: ITTI [29], GBVS [44], Judd Model [25], BMS [67], CAS [47], AIM [66], and seven deep learning based models: DeeFix [51], SALICON [52], Mr-CNN [4], SalNet [15], Deep Gaze I [48], eDN [13], and SU [16]. These methods have been proposed in recent years or widely used for comparison.…”
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“…DeepGaze II [50] (from DeepGaze [48]), recently was proposed that provides a deeper network with VGG19 [23], where the attention information is directly inferred from the original VGGNet, without fine-tuning on attention dataset. Kruthiventi et al [51] also proposed a DeepFix model based on VGG16. In [16], saliency prediction and object detection were achieved in a deep CNN.…”
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“…[19] in particular proposes a CNN trained on a large dataset of 2.5M frames collected from ∼1500 subjects, and demonstrates a tracking error of 1 − 2cm. In general, CNNs are being successfully employed for saliency detection in images [20,3,16,15]. The common theme behind all these approaches is that the estimate is a 2D position or saliency map, and all of these rely on appearance-only eye gaze estimation.…”
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