UMB: Understanding Model Behavior for Open-World Object Detection
–Neural Information Processing Systems
Open-World Object Detection (OWOD) is a challenging task that requires the detector to identify unlabeled objects and continuously demands the detector to learn new knowledge based on existing ones. Existing methods primarily focus on recalling unknown objects, neglecting to explore the reasons behind them. This paper aims to understand the model's behavior in predicting the unknown category.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Feb-16-2026, 09:56:01 GMT
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- Guangdong Province > Guangzhou (0.04)
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