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Instance segmentation with
OpenCV
Adrian Roserock on Novemer 26 2018 ,
Click here to download the source code to this post
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In this tutorial ou will learn how to perform instance segmentation with
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OpenCV Pthon and Deep Learning .
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ack in eptemer I saw Microsoft release a reall neat feature to their O몭ce
365 platform — the ailit to e on a video conference call, lur the
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ackground and have our colleagues onl see ou and not whatever is (
ehind ou).
The GIF at the top of this post demonstrates a similar feature that I have
implemented for the purposes of toda s tutorial ’ .
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Whether ou re taking the call from a hotel room working from a downright ugl
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o몭ce uilding or simpl don t want to clean up around the home o몭ce the ,
conference call lurring feature can keep the meeting attendees focused on ou
(and not the mess in the ackground).
uch a feature would e especiall helpful for people working from home and
wanting to preserve the privac of their famil memers .
Imagine our workstation eing in clear view of our kitchen — ou wouldn’t
want our colleagues watching our kids eating dinner or doing their homework !
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Instead just pop on the lurring feature and ou re all set ’ .
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In order to uild such a feature Microsoft leveraged computer vision deep ,
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learning and most notal instance segmentation .
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We covered Mask R CNNs for instance segmentation in last week s log post ’ —
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toda we are going to take our Mask R CNN implementation and use it to uild a
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Microsoft O몭ce 365 like video lurring feature .
To learn how to perform instance segmentation with OpenCV just keep ,
reading !
Looking for the source code to this post ?
J U M P R I G H T TO T H D O W N LOA D C T I O N
Instance segmentation with OpenCV
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feature and 2 PImageearch reader Zuair Ahmed Zuair implemented a
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similar lurring feature using Google s DeepLa ou can 몭nd his implementation
on his log ).
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ince we covered instance segmentation in last week s log post I thought it
was the perfect time to demonstrate how we can mimic the call lurring feature
using OpenCV .
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In the 몭rst part of this tutorial we ll rie몭 cover instance segmentation From
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there we ll use instance segmentation and OpenCV to :
1 Detect and segment the user from the video stream
2 lur the ackground
3 And then add the user ack to the stream itself .
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From there we ll look at the results of our OpenCV instance segmentation
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algorithm including some of the limitations and drawacks .
What is instance segmentation ?
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Figure 1 The di몭erence etween oject detection and instance segmentation For oject
( ), .
detection left a ox is drawn around the individual ojects In the case of instance segmentation
(right), an attempt is made to determine which pixels elong to each oject. (source)
xplaining instance segmentation is est done with a visual example — refer to
Figure 1 aove where we have an example of oject detection on the left and
instance segmentation on the right .
Looking at these two examples we can clearl see a di몭erence etween the two .
When performing oject detection we are :
1 Computing the ounding ox x ( , )-coordinates for each oject
2 And then associating a class lael with each ounding ox as well .
The prolem is that oject detection tells us nothing regarding the shape of the
oject itself — all we have is a set of ounding ox coordinates. Instance
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segmentation on the other hand computes a pixel wise mask for each oject
in the image .
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ven if the ojects are of the same class lael such as the two dogs in the
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aove image our instance segmentation algorithm still reports a total of three
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unique ojects two dogs and one cat .
Using instance segmentation we now have a more granular understanding of the
oject in the image — we know speci몭call which (x, )-coordinates the oject
exists in.
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Furthermore using instance segmentation we can easil segment our
foreground ojects from the ackground .
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We ll e using a Mask R CNN for instance segmentation in this post .
For a more detailed review of instance segmentation including comparing and ,
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contrasting image classi몭cation oject detection semantic segmentation and ,
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instance segmentation please refer to last week s log post ’ .
Project structure
You can gra the source code and trained Mask R CNN model from the -
“Downloads” section of toda’s post.
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Once ou ve extracted the archive and navigated into it simpl take advantage ,
of the tree command to view the director structure in our terminal :
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1. $ tree dirsfirst
2. .
3. ├── maskrcnncoco
4. │ ├── frozen_inference_graph.pb
5. │ ├── mask_rcnn_inception_v2_coco_2018_01_28.pbtxt
6. │ └── object_detection_classes_coco.txt
7. └── instance_segmentation.py
8.
9. 1 directory, 4 files
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Our project includes one director consisting of three 몭les and one Pthon )
script :
maskrcnncoco/ : -
The Mask R CNN model director contains three 몭les :
frozen_inference_graph.pb : -
The Mask R CNN model weights The .
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weights are pre trained on the COCO dataset .
mask_rcnn_inception_v2_coco_2018_01_28.pbtxt :
The Mask R CNN -
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model con몭guration If ou d like to uild train our own model on our
own annotated data, refer to Deep Learning for Computer Vision with
Pthon.
object_detection_classes_coco.txt :
All 90 classes are listed in this
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text 몭le one per line Open it in a text editor to see what ojects our model
can recognize .
instance_segmentation.py : ’
We ll e reviewing this ackground lur script
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toda Then we ll put it to use and evaluate the results .
Implementing instance segmentation with OpenCV
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Let s get started implementing instance segmentation with OpenCV .
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1. # import the necessary packages
2. from imutils.video import VideoStream
3. import numpy as np
4. import argparse
5. import imutils
6. import time
7. import cv2
8. import os
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We ll start o몭 the script importing our necessar packages You need the .
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following installed in our environment virtual environments are highl
recommended ):
. . + — If ou don’t have OpenCV installed, head over to m
OpenCV 3 4 2
installation tutorials page. The fastest method for installing on most sstems
is via pip which will install OpenCV 3.4.3 at the time of this writing.
imutils — This is m personal package of computer vision convenience
functions. You ma install imutils via: pip install upgrade imutils .
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Again I highl recommend that ou place this software in an isolated virtual
environment as ou ma need to accommodate for di몭erent versions for other
projects .
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Let s parse our command line arguments :
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10. # construct the argument parse and parse the arguments
11. ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
12. ap.add_argument("m", "maskrcnn", required=True,
13. help="base path to maskrcnn directory")
14. ap.add_argument("c", "confidence", type=float, default=0.5,
15. help="minimum probability to filter weak detections")
16. ap.add_argument("t", "threshold", type=float, default=0.3,
17. help="minimum threshold for pixelwise mask segmentation")
18. ap.add_argument("k", "kernel", type=int, default=41,
19. help="size of gaussian blur kernel")
20. args = vars(ap.parse_args())
Descriptions of each command line argument can e found elow :
maskrcnn : -
The ase path to the Mask R CNN director We reviewed the .
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three 몭les in this director in the Project structure section aove ” .
confidence :
The minimum proailit to 몭lter out weak detections I ve . ’
set this value to a default of 0.5 ,
ut ou can easil pass di몭erent values via
the command line .
threshold :
Our minimum threshold for the pixel wise mask segmentation - .
The default is set to 0.3 .
kernel : .
The size of the Gaussian lur kernel I found that a 41 x 41 kernel
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looks prett good so a default of 41 is set.
For a review on how command line arguments work e sure to read this guide , .
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Let s load our laels and our OpenCV instance segmentation model :
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22. # load the COCO class labels our Mask RCNN was trained on
23. labelsPath = os.path.sep.join([args["mask_rcnn"],
24. "object_detection_classes_coco.txt"])
25. LABELS = open(labelsPath).read().strip().split("\n")
26.
27. # derive the paths to the Mask RCNN weights and model configuration
28. weightsPath = os.path.sep.join([args["mask_rcnn"],
29. "frozen_inference_graph.pb"])
30. configPath = os.path.sep.join([args["mask_rcnn"],
31. "mask_rcnn_inception_v2_coco_2018_01_28.pbtxt"])
32.
33. # load our Mask RCNN trained on the COCO dataset (90 classes)
34. # from disk
35. print("[INFO] loading Mask RCNN from disk...")
36. net = cv2.dnn.readNetFromTensorflow(weightsPath, configPath)
28 31- .
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Using these two paths we take advantage of the dnn module to initialize the
neural net ( ). -
Line 36 This call loads the Mask R CNN into memor efore we
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start processing frames we onl need to load it once ).
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Let s construct our lur kernel and start our wecam video stream :
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38. # construct the kernel for the Gaussian blur and initialize whether
39. # or not we are in "privacy mode"
40. K = (args["kernel"], args["kernel"])
41. privacy = False
42.
43. # initialize the video stream, then allow the camera sensor to warm up
44. print("[INFO] starting video stream...")
45. vs = VideoStream(src=0).start()
46. time.sleep(2.0)
The lur kernel tuple is de몭ned on Line 40 .
:“ ”
Our project has two modes normal mode and privac mode “ ”. Thus, a
privacy .
oolean is used for the mode logic It is initialized to False on Line
41.
Our wecam video stream is started on Line 45 where we pause for two
seconds to allow the sensor to warm up Line 46 ( ).
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Now that all of our variales and ojects are initialized let s start processing ’
frames from the wecam :
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48. # loop over frames from the video file stream
49. while True:
50. # grab the frame from the threaded video stream
51. frame = vs.read()
52.
53. # resize the frame to have a width of 600 pixels (while
54. # maintaining the aspect ratio), and then grab the image
55. # dimensions
56. frame = imutils.resize(frame, width=600)
57. (H, W) = frame.shape[:2]
58.
59. # construct a blob from the input image and then perform a
60. # forward pass of the Mask RCNN, giving us (1) the bounding
61. # box coordinates of the objects in the image along with (2)
62. # the pixelwise segmentation for each specific object
63. blob = cv2.dnn.blobFromImage(frame, swapRB=True, crop=False)
64. net.setInput(blob)
65. (boxes, masks) = net.forward(["detection_out_final",
66. "detection_masks"])
Our frame processing loop egins on Line 49 .
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At each iteration we ll gra a frame (
Line 51 and ) resize it to a known width ,
maintaining aspect ratio Line 56 ( ).
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For scaling purposes later we go ahead and extract the dimensions of the
frame (
Line 57 ).
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Then we construct a blob and complete a forward pass through the network
(Lines 63-66). You can read more aout how this process works in this previous
log post.
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Let s sort the indexes and initialize variales :
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68. # sort the indexes of the bounding boxes in by their corresponding
69. # prediction probability (in descending order)
70. idxs = np.argsort(boxes[0, 0, :, 2])[::1]
71.
72. # initialize the mask, ROI, and coordinates of the person for the
73. # current frame
74. mask = None
75. roi = None
76. coords = None
Line 70 sorts the indexes of the ounding oxes their corresponding
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prediction proailit We ll e making the assumption that the person with the
largest corresponding detection proailit is our user .
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Let s loop over the indexes and 몭lter the results :
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78. # loop over the indexes
79. for i in idxs:
80. # extract the class ID of the detection along with the
81. # confidence (i.e., probability) associated with the
82. # prediction
83. classID = int(boxes[0, 0, i, 1])
84. confidence = boxes[0, 0, i, 2]
85.
86. # if the detection is not the 'person' class, ignore it
87. if LABELS[classID] != "person":
88. continue
89.
90. # filter out weak predictions by ensuring the detected
91. # probability is greater than the minimum probability
92. if confidence > args["confidence"]:
93. # scale the bounding box coordinates back relative to the
94. # size of the image and then compute the width and the
95. # height of the bounding box
96. box = boxes[0, 0, i, 3:7] * np.array([W, H, W, H])
97. (startX, startY, endX, endY) = box.astype("int")
98. coords = (startX, startY, endX, endY)
99. boxW = endX startX
100. boxH = endY startY
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index Lines 83 and 84 ).
, ’ — we onl care aout the "person"
usequentl we ll perform our 몭rst 몭lter
class. If an other oject class is encountered, we’ll continue to the next index
(Lines 87 and 88).
set via command line arguments Line 92 ( ).
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If we pass that test then we ll scale the ounding box coordinates ack to the
( ).
relative dimensions of the image Lines 96 We then extract the coords and
oject width/height (Lines 97-100).
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Let s compute our mask and extract the ROI :
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102. # extract the pixelwise segmentation for the object,
103. # resize the mask such that it's the same dimensions of
104. # the bounding box, and then finally threshold to create
105. # a *binary* mask
106. mask = masks[i, classID]
107. mask = cv2.resize(mask, (boxW, boxH),
108. interpolation=cv2.INTER_NEAREST)
109. mask = (mask > args["threshold"])
110.
111. # extract the ROI and break from the loop (since we make
112. # the assumption there is only *one* person in the frame
113. # who is also the person with the highest prediction
114. # confidence)
115. roi = frame[startY:endY, startX:endX][mask]
116. break
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Lines 106 109 extract the mask , ,
resize it and appl the threshold to create the
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inar mask itself An example mask is shown in Figure 2 :
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Figure 2 The inar mask computed via
instance segmentation of me in front of m
wecam using OpenCV and instance
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segmentation Computing the mask is part of
the privac 몭lter pipeline.
In Figure 2 aove all white pixels are assumed to e a person i e the ( . .,
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foreground while all lack pixels are the ackground .
With the mask , ’
we ll also compute the roi ( )
Line 115 via NumP arra slicing .
We then break (
from the loop on Line 116 since we have found the "person"
with the largest proailit ).
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Let s initialize our output frame and compute our lur if we are in privac mode “ ”:
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118. # initialize our output frame
119. output = frame.copy()
120.
121. # if the mask is not None *and* we are in privacy mode, then we
122. # know we can apply the mask and ROI to the output image
123. if mask is not None and privacy:
124. # blur the output frame
125. output = cv2.GaussianBlur(output, K, 0)
126.
127. # add the ROI to the output frame for only the masked region
128. (startX, startY, endX, endY) = coords
129. output[startY:endY, startX:endX][mask] = roi
If we oth :
output frame (Lines 123-129).
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Now let s displa the output image and handle kepresses :
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131. # show the output frame
132. cv2.imshow("Video Call", output)
133. key = cv2.waitKey(1) & 0xFF
134.
135. # if the `p` key was pressed, toggle privacy mode
136. if key == ord("p"):
137. privacy = not privacy
138.
139. # if the `q` key was pressed, break from the loop
140. elif key == ord("q"):
141. break
142.
143. # do a bit of cleanup
144. cv2.destroyAllWindows()
145. vs.stop()
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Kepresses are captured Line 133 Two kes cause di몭erent ehaviors Lines (
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136 141 ):
"p" :
When this ke is pressed , “ privacy ”
mode is toggled either on or o몭 .
"q" : , ’
If this ke is pressed we ll reak out of the loop and quit the script “ ” .
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Whenever we do quit Lines 144 and 145 close the open window and stop the
video stream .
Instance segmentation results
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Now that we ve implemented our OpenCV instance segmentation algorithm let s , ’
see it in action !
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e sure to use the Downloads section of this log post to download the code
and Mask R CNN model- .
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From there open up a terminal and execute the following command :
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1. $ python instance_segmentation.py maskrcnn maskrcnncoco kernel 41
2. [INFO] loading Mask RCNN from disk...
3. [INFO] starting video stream...
: “ ”
Figure 3 M demonstration of a privac 몭lter for we chatting .
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I ve used OpenCV and Pthon to perform instance segmentation
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to 몭nd the prominent person me and then applied lurring to
the ackground .
Here ou can see a short GIF of me demoing our instance segmentation
pipeline .
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In this image I am meant to e the conference call attendee “ ”. Trisha, m wife, is
working in the ackground .
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enaling privac mode I can ” :
1 Use OpenCV instance segmentation to 몭nd the person detection with the
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largest corresponding proailit most likel that will e the person closest
to the camera ).
2 lur the ackground of the video stream .
3 , -
Overla the segmented non lurr person ack onto the video stream .
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I have included a video demo including m commentar elow , :
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You ll immediatel notice that we are not otaining true real time performance
though — we’re onl processing a few frames per second. Wh is this?
How come our OpenCV instance segmentation pipeline isn t faster ’ ?
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To answer those questions e sure to refer to the section elow .
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Limitations drawacks and potential improvements
The 몭rst limitation is the most ovious one — our OpenCV instance
segmentation implementation is too slow to run in real time - .
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On m Intel Xeon W we re onl processing a few frames per second .
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In order to otain true real time instance segmentation performance we ,
would need to leverage our GPU .
ut therein lies the prolem :
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OpenCV s GPU support for its dnn module is fairl limited .
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Currentl it mainl supports Intel GPUs .
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NVIDIA CUDA GPU support is in development ut is currentl not availale .
Once OpenCV o몭ciall supports NVIDIA GPUs for the dnn ’
module we ll e
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more easil ale to uild real time and even super real time deep learning - )
applications .
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ut for now this OpenCV instance segmentation tutorial serves as an
educational demo of :
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What s currentl possile
2 And what will e possile in a few months
Another improvement we can make is related to the overlaing of the
segmented person ack on the lurred ackground .
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When ou compare our implementation to Microsoft s O몭ce 365 video lurring
, ’ ’
feature ou ll see that Microsoft s is much more smooth “ ”.
We can mimic this feature utilizing a it of alpha lending .
A simple et e몭ective update to our instance segmentation pipeline would e to
potentiall :
1 Use morphological operations to increase the size of our mask
2 Appl a small amount of Gaussian lurring to the mask itself helping ,
smooth the mask
3 cale the mask values to the range 0 1 [ , ]
4 Create an alpha laer using the scaled mask
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Overla the smoothed mask person ROI on the lurred ackground
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Alternativel ou could compute the contours of the mask itself and then appl
“ ”
contour approximation to help create a more smoothed mask .
— it’s just something I thought
Please note that I have not tried this algorithm
of o몭 the top of m head that I thought could give visuall pleasing results.
If ou wish to implement this instance segmentation update I would suggest
reading this post where I discuss alpha lending in more detail .
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In toda s log post ou learned how to perform instance segmentation using
OpenCV, Deep Learning, and Pthon.
Instance segmentation is the process of :
1 Detecting each oject in an image
2 -
Computing a pixel wise mask for each oject
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ven if ojects are of the same class an instance segmentation should return
a unique mask for each oject .
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We then used our Mask R CNN model to uild a video conference call lurring
”, similar to the feature Microsoft released for O몭ce 365 ack in the
feature
summer.
, ’ ,
Therefore toda s tutorial serves as a demo highlighting what is currentl
possile and what will e possile when OpenCV s GPU support increases ’ .
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24 responses to Instance segmentation with OpenCV
Zuair Ahmed
, :
Novemer 26 2018 at 10 18 am
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Adrian
Wonderful post as alwas and thanks for the mention ὤ
Adrian Roserock
,
Novemer 26 2018 at 2 23 pm :
Thanks Zuar !ὤ
sophia
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Novemer 27 2018 at 9 59 am :
,
Hello Zuair Is the link to our log
(http://zuairahmed.net/2018/07/17/ackground-lurring-with-semantic-
image-segmentation-using-deeplav3/) correct? I’m getting an rror 403
– This we app is stopped.
Thanks .
Adrian Roserock
,
Novemer 30 2018 at 9 30 am :
.
I just checked and it seems to e working for me Perhaps it was just a
temporar hiccup .
Arthur Zhang
,
Novemer 27 2018 at 2 37 am :
Reall practical course !
Adrian Roserock
,
Novemer 30 2018 at 9 34 am :
,
Thanks so much Arthur !
Wilf
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Decemer 6 2018 at 9 22 am :
This was terri몭c !!
:
Question what is the frame processing speed on our computer .
M laptop does not have a GPU so m processing times are V--R-Y slow.
(I read in a video clip and stored the “private” lurred frames to disk to etter
enjo the ackground lurring)
Adrian Roserock
,
Decemer 6 2018 at 9 25 am :
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M CPU is onl processing a few frames per second For true real time -
performance using this method ou would need a GPU which OpenCV s ( ’
GPU support is currentl a it limited ).
jstumpin
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Decemer 9 2018 at 10 38 pm :
Unless someone made a PR to OpenCV repo to optimize the said kernel
(https://githu.com/opencv/opencv/issues/12155#issuecomment-
445120430), CPU will alwas e faster should anone decide to use
NVIDIA/AMD GPU for DNN inferencing on OpenCV. Otherwise, just stick
to CAFF/TNORFLOW/TORCH etc.
suresh
,
Feruar 4 2020 at 11 50 pm :
,
HI Adrian What is the est wa to achieve decent speed on CPU the ,
<.
current FP is 1 Please suggest .
Adrian Roserock
,
Feruar 5 2020 at 1 54 pm :
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I would suggest ou look into model weight quantization and
.
optimization Those methods can help make models run faster on
, ’ .
our CPU ut ou ll likel have to sacri몭ce a it of accurac
Angelo
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Decemer 8 2018 at 5 22 pm :
,
Too slow to run into rasperr pi thanks for the info
Muhammad ilal
,
Januar 11 2019 at 6 51 am :
, !
hello Adrian
,
an amazingl useful write like alwas .
Can ou please guide me, I want to run image segmentation on Rasperr Pi
3+
1. If i train a custom Ca몭e for di몭erent terrains (i.e: grass, Roads, Rock,
water/wet, and di몭erent shades of sk)
2. Question: if i reduce the Classes (to just 2 or 3) would i e ale to achieve
at-least 2-3 Fps on m Rasperr ?
Thanks in advance 3 <
-ig fan to ou.
Adrian Roserock
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Januar 11 2019 at 9 24 am :
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The Rasperr Pi will e far far too slow to run a Mask R CNN network You .
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will not e ale to get 2 3 FP for instance segmentation on a Pi it s just
too slow .
ourah
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Januar 29 2019 at 6 12 am :
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Amazing work Thank ou
Adrian Roserock
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Januar 29 2019 at 6 26 am :
Thanks ourah !
PRAHANT ANOD
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March 19 2019 at 6 11 am :
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Hi Adrian thanks for the great tutorial I would like to know whether I can use
this for extracting human silhouette extraction or there is a etter approach to
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tackle it Thanks
Adrian Roserock
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March 19 2019 at 9 51 am :
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Yes instance segmentation is the suggested technique to otain a pixel -
wise mask of a person .
santanu
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Jul 5 2019 at 3 17 pm :
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Which one is est for instance segmentation mask rcnn segnet and deepla )
??
Adrian Roserock
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Jul 10 2019 at 9 57 am :
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There isn t one est network for instance segmentation It s dependent
on our dataset, our project requirements, and an computational
limitations on the machine ou’re either training or deploing to. You need
to alance of all these when selecting an architecture.
avantika
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eptemer 4 2019 at 3 36 am :
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wh did ou use Mask R CNN for this video lurring e몭ect over YOLO or D
? The also use deep learning
Adrian Roserock
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eptemer 5 2019 at 10 24 am :
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Mask R CNN is an instance segmentation algorithm It gives ou a pixel -
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wise mask YOLO and Ds are oject detectors The onl produce
ounding oxes .
Ton
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Novemer 9 2019 at 9 33 pm :
How would ou replace the video feed from our camera with a prerecorded
video?
Adrian Roserock
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Novemer 14 2019 at 9 30 am :
You would use the cv2.VideoCapture function and pass it in the path to
the video 몭le. If ou’ve never done that efore ou can refer to Practical
Pthon and OpenCV which will teach ou how to do exactl that.
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