The 2nd Large-scale Video Object Segmentation (VOS) Challenge

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The 2nd Large-scale Video Object Segmentation (VOS) Challenge

2019

As a continuous effort to push forward the research on video object segmentation tasks, we plan to host a second workshop with a challenge based on the YouTube-VOS dataset, targeting at more diversified problem settings, i.e., we plan to provide two challenge tracks in this workshop. The first track targets at semi-supervised video object segmentation, which is the same setting as in the first workshop. The second track will be a new task named video instance segmentation, which targets at automatically segmenting all object instances of pre-defined object categories from videos

Technical Committee: Image, Video, and Multidimensional Signal Processing

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