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Passed encoder max-pooling locations to the decoder for sparse unpooling, then used trainable convolutions to densify features before pixel classification, studying memory–accuracy tradeoffs.
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Pooling-index unpooling inherits earlier unsupervised and visualization methods; the contribution is its trained segmentation architecture and evaluation. No learned unpooling does not mean the decoder has no learned weights. Storing indices trades memory against information and accuracy.
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Vijay Badrinarayanan; Alex Kendall; Roberto Cipolla
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SegNet: pooling-index-guided decoding for image segmentation
Passed encoder max-pooling locations to the decoder for sparse unpooling, then used trainable convolutions to densify features before pixel classification, studying memory–accuracy tradeoffs.
Scientific scope
Pooling-index unpooling inherits earlier unsupervised and visualization methods; the contribution is its trained segmentation architecture and evaluation. No learned unpooling does not mean the decoder has no learned weights. Storing indices trades memory against information and accuracy.
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People and systems
Vijay Badrinarayanan; Alex Kendall; Roberto Cipolla
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.