Mohammad Al-Naser, Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui, Hiroki Ohashi, Sheraz Ahmed, Nakamura Katsuyki, Takuto Sato, A. Dengel
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Abstract
This paper proposes a novel gaze-estimation model for attentional object selection tasks. The key features of our model are two-fold: (i) usage of the deformable convolutional layers to better incorporate spatial dependencies of different shapes of objects and background, (ii) formulation of the gaze-estimation problem in two different ways, i.e. as a classification as well as a regression problem. We combine the two different formulations using a joint loss that incorporates both the cross-entropy as well as the mean-squared error in order to train our model. The experimental results on two publicly available datasets indicates that our model not only achieved real-time performance (13–18 FPS), but also outperformed the state-of-the-art models on the OSdataset along with comparable performance on GTEA-plus dataset.