ENDE-GNN: An Encoder-decoder GNN Framework for Sketch Semantic Segmentation

Yixiao Zheng, Jiyang Xie, Aneeshan Sain, Zhanyu Ma, Yi-Zhe Song, Jun Guo
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Abstract

Sketch semantic segmentation serves as an important part of sketch interpretation. Recently, some researchers have obtained significant results using graph neural networks (GNN) for this task. However, existing GNN-based methods usually neglect the drawing order of sketches thus missing out the sequence information inherent to sketches. Towards solving this problem to achieve better performance on sketch semantic segmentation, we propose an encoder-decoder GNN framework named ENDE-GNN. Working with an auxiliary decoder, our ENDE-GNN guides the GNN backbone network to not only extract the inter-stroke and intra-stroke features, but also pays attention to the drawing order of sketches. This decoder acts during training only, preventing any additional overhead during testing. The proposed ENDE-GNN obtains state-of-the-art per-formances on three public sketch semantic segmentation datasets, namely SPG, SketchSeg-150K, and CreativeSketch. We further evaluate the effectiveness of ENDE-GNN via ablation studies and visualizations. Codes are available at https://github.com/PRIS-CV/ENDE_For_SSS.
ENDE-GNN:一个用于草图语义分割的编码器-解码器GNN框架
摘要语义分割是摘要解释的重要组成部分。近年来,一些研究人员利用图神经网络(GNN)在这一任务上取得了显著的成果。然而,现有的基于gnn的方法往往忽略了草图的绘制顺序,从而忽略了草图固有的序列信息。为了解决这一问题以获得更好的草图语义分割性能,我们提出了一个编码器-解码器GNN框架,命名为ENDE-GNN。通过辅助解码器,我们的end -GNN引导GNN骨干网络不仅提取笔画间和笔画内特征,而且还关注草图的绘制顺序。该解码器仅在训练期间起作用,从而避免了测试期间的任何额外开销。提出的end - gnn在三个公共草图语义分割数据集(SPG、SketchSeg-150K和creativessketch)上获得了最先进的性能。我们通过消融研究和可视化进一步评估end - gnn的有效性。代码可在https://github.com/PRIS-CV/ENDE_For_SSS上获得。
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