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But what i understood is that doing a precise instance segmentation wouldn't give you a good result.
I used mask generated out of instance segmentation and the result was pretty bad. i think it is because it needs a mask that is larger than the object.
correct me if i am wrong.
The way I've dealt with is by convolving the mask with a wide gaussian kernel, i.e. blur the edges of the mask. If you want a wider mask that's discrete valued, you could use this same procedure and just follow it up with a thresholding operation.
The way I've dealt with is by convolving the mask with a wide gaussian kernel, i.e. blur the edges of the mask. If you want a wider mask that's discrete valued, you could use this same procedure and just follow it up with a thresholding operation.
just thought you might find these interesting if you hadn't seen them already:
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